Aio Admin App

This app can be used for managing the Page App and its Plugins via a CMS.

Only Administrator and Admin users specified by Administrator have access to this app.

The basic URL for The Admin App is admin. (https://your_domain/lang_url/admin/)

 

Manage Content

This part is responsible for managing the content of Page App sub-pages (first argument).

Before reading this part, please take a look at Admin Access Rules from Admin Access.

 

Manage Pages

This page contains information about available pages for the current lanuage.

The actions can be different for Admins of different access levels.

 

Add Page

Admins width Create, Read, and Update or Create, Read, Update, and Delete access, can use this page for creating new pages for the public Page App.

·       Page Settings:

o      User Access: Specifies the user group can have access to the page.

o      Custom Source: Can be used for custom HTML source for the page.

o      Partial Settings: Can be used for customization of the page partials.

 

·       Page SEO:

o      URL: Must be unique. (The index is the default URL for the Page App)

o      Title, Description, and Keywords are important for the page SEO.

The keywords are the short words separated by , (comma).

 

·       Page Content:

o      Can be used for editing the page custom source if the Custom Source option is enabled.

o      Can be used for editing the page custom partials if Custom Partial options are enabled.

 

Reset? button can be used for reseting the partial content to Partial Defaults.

Developer Options button can be used by developers for editing the partial container.

 

Edit Page

Admins width Read and Update, Create, Read, and Update, and Create, Read, Update, and Delete access, can use this page for editing the existing pages for the public Page App.


Manage Partials

Admins width Read and Update, Create, Read, and Update, and Create, Read, Update, and Delete access, can use this page for editing the default content for the partials of the public Page App.

These default partials will be used by the pages of Page App, if The Partial setting for the page Set To Default.

Reset? button can be used for reseting the partial content to Template Defaults.

Developer Options button can be used by developers for editing the partial container.


For simplicity and easier management, the AIO pages are devided in 7 partials: Header, Upper, Nav, Main, Aside, Lower, Footer.

Here’s a simple illustration to demonstrate how partials can be shown in a template:

Note: Usually in AIO templates, the Nav is responsive and shown in smartphone and tablet.

 

Manage SEO

Admins width Read and Update, Create, Read, and Update, and Create, Read, Update, and Delete access, can use this page for editing the default SEO settings of the public Page App.


Manage Partials

Admins width Read and Update, Create, Read, and Update, and Create, Read, Update, and Delete access, can use this page for editing the default content for the partials of the public Page App.

These default partials will be used by the pages of Page App, if The Partial setting for the page Set To Default.

Reset? button can be used for reseting the partial content to Template Defaults.

Developer Options button can be used by developers for editing the partial container.


For simplicity and easier management, the AIO pages are devided in 7 partials: Header, Upper, Nav, Main, Aside, Lower, Footer.

Here’s a simple illustration to demonstrate how partials can be shown in a template:

Note: Usually in AIO templates, the Nav is responsive and shown in smartphone and tablet.

 

Manage SEO

Admins width Read and Update, Create, Read, and Update, and Create, Read, Update, and Delete access, can use this page for editing the default SEO settings of the public Page App.