This page is a part of a tutorial, which you should follow sequentially from beginning to end. Go to the first page: Using the Xperience interface.
The Pages application allows you to create pages and modify the content of your website. The lean interface of the Pages application supports effective content creation. Editors don't need to pay any attention to modeling or designing each page. They enter their content into templates defined by the corresponding page types, and the MVC application formats and displays the data on the live site.
You can find the Pages application in the Xperience administration application:
The system adds the new Home page under your MEDIO Clinic root.
Select the MEDIO Clinic root.
Click the New () button above the content tree, and select the Medical center (MEDIO Clinic) page type.
Enter the following values for your Medical center page:
Click the Source button in the WYSIWYG editor, and add the following text with HTML markup into the Text field.
<h1>Medical center</h1>
<p>
A clinic (or outpatient clinic or ambulatory care clinic) is a healthcare facility that is primarily devoted to the care of outpatients. Clinics can be privately operated or publicly managed and funded, and typically cover the primary health care needs of populations in local communities, in contrast to larger hospitals which offer specialized treatments and admit inpatients for overnight stays. Some clinics grow to be institutions as large as major hospitals, or become associated with a hospital or medical school while retaining the name "clinic".
</p>Click Save.
The system adds your second page to the content tree. You will style the actual website's appearance when developing the MVC application.
Both the Home and Medical center page types have the Navigation item feature enabled. This means that editors can control which pages are displayed in the website's navigation menus.
Select either of the pages in the content tree and switch to the Properties -> Navigation tab. Visibility in navigation menus is determined by the Show in menu property, which is enabled by default. Leave the configuration as is, because we want both pages to appear in the website's navigation menu.
The content of the site's pages and the navigation is ready. Now, you need to switch to Visual Studio and design the site in the MVC application.
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