Create a Page Wrapper in Page Wrapper Editor

The page wrapper is constructed as a web page and includes several elements typical in a web page including:

• Creating the Page Wrapper in the Page Wrapper Editor

• Adding Meta Data to the HEAD Element to declare the document type, define a site title to display in the browser after the title of each page, enter keywords and a description for search engines indexing the site, and supplying additional tags (like the width scaling for responsive page wrappers, JavaScript, or a locale selector for Multiple Locale Support)

• Adding Attributes to the BODY Element to define the margin height and width, background color or image, actions onload and onunload of the pages, and any classes (like the mobile class required for responsive page wrappers)

• Entering HTML Elements to display in the wrapper when its associated pages are accessed online

• Configuring the Printable Version to add only the elements (like a banner or specific artwork) in the top and bottom of associated pages when they are printed (Note: Typically, the navigation links and information shown in online pages on the right and left are not included in the print version).

• Previewing the Page Wrapper Draft to see how it will be displayed around the page content and making any necessary adjustments

• Publishing the Page Wrapper to make it available (or, leaving it in Draft if not available yet

Access Page Wrapper Editor

• From the Setup menu, click Page Wrapper Editor.

Create a new Page Wrapper

You can create a new page wrapper and walk through the process to define and specify attributes and content. You can also duplicate an existing page wrapper and edit the attributes (Name and Security Category information) or the appropriate version to modify or add content in the HEAD, BODY, HTML, or Printable Version. Duplicating copies over all versions to the new page wrapper, but will not make any version Active until you publish one.

1. From the Setup menu, click Page Wrapper Editor.

2. Above the Page Wrapper List, click Create a new Page Wrapper.

3. Enter information for the following:

   1. for Enter a name for the Page Wrapper, enter a descriptive label that will help other administrators identify the purpose of this page wrapper from the list of page wrappers.

   2. for Enter a name for this version of the Page Wrapper, enter a descriptive label to identify how to use this version of the page wrapper if multiple versions exist (for example, ReleaseWithV10).

   3. for Select a security category for this Page Wrapper, click the appropriate option to determine who can view a site page associated with this page wrapper. Remember that you can have multiple active page wrappers in the same Security Category.

      Note: This makes the wrapper available for use with pages in that security category. If you associate the wrapper a Security Category other than General, you must edit the wrapper (after configuration) to specifically designate it as the default wrapper for this Security Category.
      
      Also, if you associate the wrapper with General, pages in any Security Category can use the default wrapper designated for the General category (or, standard wrapper if no default has been selected for the General category.)
      
      As an alternative, you can go to Site Setup > Security Categories and edit the Security Category to choose this as the default wrapper for use with pages in the category.

4. Click Next.