Module quiz

1. A saved copy of an existing page that can be duplicated with identical content
2. The overall structure, initial content, content policies, and layout of a new page, including which components are available to authors
3. A CSS stylesheet that controls the visual appearance of a page
4. A workflow definition that routes a page through an approval process

1. The global navigation, the sites console, and the page properties dialog
2. The asset picker, the component picker, and the content tree
3. The preview panel, the annotation panel, and the version history panel
4. The template selector, the component library, and the publishing queue

1. It applies changes immediately without saving them to the repository
2. It switches the component into in-place editing mode for quick text changes
3. It opens the component's dialog box so you can change settings, properties, or multiple fields
4. It requires admin permissions to use

1. Edit the CSS class names applied to a component by typing them in a text field
2. Select from a dropdown list of CSS styles, created by a developer, to transform the component's layout and presentation without touching any code
3. Apply a background color to any component selected on the page
4. Access template-level style settings that are otherwise restricted to administrators

1. Updating a template has no effect on existing pages. Each page stores its own independent copy
2. Updating a template can potentially affect all pages ever created from it. For example, changes to a fixed header or footer will propagate to those pages
3. Updating a template only affects new pages created after the update
4. Updating a template immediately and automatically updates all content on every page with no exceptions