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Pages Tree View
The Pages Tree View is the main interface for editing Structr pages. It shows a filterable, pageable list of all pages in the database and allows browsing and editing of the underlying node structure. At the root level, a page is represented by the page icon (
) and the name of the page next to it. The name can be changed by clicking on it.
Shared Components
The Shared Components flyout is the place where you can create and manage Shared Components. It is very similar to the Pages Tree View flyout, because it shows a list of elements and the tree structure those elements. In fact, Shared Components are all linked to a single, hidden page which we call the Shadow Document.
Creating a Shared Component
You can create new Shared Components by dragging and dropping an element from the Pages Tree View into the drop area at the top of the Shared Components flyout. When you do that, Structr copies the source element to the Shared Components flyout and moves all its children to the new copy. The source element becomes a so-called “synced node” that relays the rendering process to the Shared Component.
Clones the element at the same hierarchy level
Opens a link dialog where the node can be linked to a file node. Only visible for certain types (e.g.
Lets the user directly edit the content of the element/file
Opens the “Edit Object Properties” dialog
Removes the element from the page effectively moving it to the Unused Elements section
Opens the “Access Control and Visibility” dialog where rights and visibility of this element (and sub-elements) can be set