What is the difference between a Page and a Book Page?
The MMI site makes use of both pages, and book pages to present content.
In general, books are developed by MMI groups, for a specific purpose.
Page |
Book Page |
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Description |
A stand-alone piece of content. The content is connected to other content only by keywords, or location on the MMI site. | A piece of content that is connected to other book pages organized by "chapters". Book Pages are also connected to other content using keywords, but they are organized into a Table of Contents using a heirarchical system of "parent" and "child" pages. |
URL Assignment |
Manually generated using the URL parent entry points on the "Add Content" page, or automatically using system settings | Automatically generated by appending the "shortname" to the end of the URL of the parent page |
Navigation |
Uses standard MMI site navigation |
Uses the Table of Contents on the left side of the page. You will also see "children" pages at the bottom of each Book Page |
How to create |
Use the Add Content button on the MMI page | Navigate to the "parent" Book Page, and click "Add Child," which is available beneath the book navigation. |
Sample |
Keywords for Tools is a stand-alone page | MMI Guides are organized as a Book |