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Magnolia should let me navigate and browse my web site structure by using a mouse, a keyboard and using a touch device.

In the site structure view, a tree is used to visualize the page hierarchy. I can select one or multiple pages and execute a command action on them (such as deleting or publishing them). Some commandsactions, however, are only applicable to a single, selected page, such as editing a page.

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Some page attributes shown in the list or structure views may be edited directly within the view. Among these are the page URL, the page title and navigation title. To enter inline editing, select an item, then click or tap on it an attribute (e.g. page title) again after a short delay (to avoid actually double-clicking it) or hit ENTER on the keyboard. The attribute you clicked or tapped on will then become editable.

When using the keyboard only, enter a special command to edit the first attribute of all editable attributes in the currently selected row or of the currently selected item becomes editable. You may select to skip to a different item by repeatedly hitting the tabulator key and exit editing by hitting the escape key.

For a list of all commands defined, please see Usage summary#Inline editing in tree or list.

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The list of editable page attributes contains:

• page name/URI: mandatory, must not be empty, only accepts characters valid in a URI
• page title: optional, if empty, page name is taken
• navigation title: optional, if empty, page name is taken

Not editable are the page template, status fields, the author name and any dates.

Mockups

Browsing the structure

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