Editing a page, subpage or freeform page in your project home page

To edit a page:

1. Navigate to your project’s home page.
2. Click the link Edit Project pages. The project’s Page Editor page opens.
3. Click the link Edit against the page you would like to edit.
4. Set the Sequence number to determine the level at which you would like the page to appear.
5. Rename and rewrite the description of the page if you wish to.
6. Click Save to save your changes

Editing a subpage or a freeform page

You can edit your subpage anytime. You can change the name and description and the icon of the subpage, as well as redefine the contents for the freeform page. You can reorder the sequence of the display of the components in the contents of the subpage by changing their Sequence level in their numerical order.

And you can restrict the components from being viewed by everyone by choosing an Availability level that allows only certain privileged users to view some of the subpages. The levels are:

• All users
• User’s with Project-Edit permissions
• None

You can copy a component that allows you to create a replica of the original and then edit it to suit your requirements. You can also remove a component anytime during the edit process.

To edit your subpage or page

1. Navigate to your project’s home page.
2. Navigate to the page or subpage you wish to edit.
3. Click the link Edit this subpage. The editor for that subpage opens.
4. Rename and rewrite the description of the subpage if you wish to.
5. You can change the icon or the rollover text that appears on the subpage.
6. You can rearrange the sequence of the components as they appear on your project home page.
7. You can add a component to the contents of a page or a freeform page to the subpage.
8. Click Save to save your changes.

Note: You can set up the pages in your project home page or any top-level page to hold content directly under the page, or use the page as a container to hold subpages. If you add a component or freeform page to a page, you will no longer be able to add subpages to that page until these are removed. If you add a subpage to a page, you will no longer be able to add components or freeform pages, until all subpages are removed. However, you can override this behavior by adding components, subpages, and freeform pages directly to the Subversion repository of your project. When you do that, all the elements entered will be accessible from the project home page.

Note: If you delete the "Documents" component from a page, subpage or freeform page of a project, two directories namely "templates" and "documents" will get deleted from the respective path of that project's Subversion repository. If you add the "Documents" component to a page, subpage or freeform page of a project, the "templates" and "documents" will be created in the respective path of that project's Subversion repository. For example, if you delete the "Documents" component from the "Definition" subpage of the "Stages" page, the "documents" and "templates" directory will be deleted from this path of the project's Subversion repository: https://[project name].[domain name]/source/browse/[project name]/trunk/www/alm-process/1-Stages/1-Definition/

But, if you try to manually add or delete the two directories ("templates" and "documents") to or from the project's Subversion repository without making the necessary changes in the page.xml file, the changes may not get reflected in the project's home page.

Note:You may make changes to your project home page while customizing it using the "Edit" link. You may also make changes directly in the Subversion repository by adding pages or subpages or by including other changes to the content. These changes may not be reflected immediately in the screen. It may take a few minutes before you see them.