Editing Launches
Editing Launch Pages
When a launch has been created for a page (or set of pages) you can edit the content in the launch copy of the pages).
- Access the Launch from References (Sites console) to show the available actions.
- Select Go to the page to open the page for editing.
NOTE- Warning: This page is the source of a launch. Moving the page is not permitted.
Editing Launch Pages Subject to a Live Copy
If your launch is based upon a live copy then you will:
- see lock symbols (small padlocks) when you edit a component (content and/or properties).
- see the Live Copy tab in Page Properties
A livecopy is used to synchronize content from the source branch to your launch branch (to keep your launch up-to-date with changes made in the source).
You can make changes in the same way as you can edit a standard live copy; for example:
- Clicking on a closed padlock will break this synchronization and let you make new updates to the content in your launch. Once unlocked (open padlock) your changes will not be overwritten by any changes made at the same location within the source branch.
- Suspend (and Resume) inheritance for a specific page.
See Changing Live Copy Content for further information.
Comparing a Launch Page to its Source Page
To track the changes you have made, you can view the launch in References and compare the launch page with its source page:
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In the Sites console, navigate to the source page of your launch and select it.
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Open the References panel and select Launches.
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Select your specific launch then Compare to Source:
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The two pages (launch and source) will be opened side-by-side.
For full information about using this feature see Page Diff.
Changing the Source Pages Used
At any time you can either add or remove pages to/from the range of source pages for a launch:
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Access and select the launch from either:
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the Launches console:
- Select Edit.
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References (Sites console) to show the available actions:
- Select Edit Launch.
The source pages are shown.
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Make your required changes, then confirm with Save.
NOTETo add pages to a launch they must be below a common language root; that is, within a single site.
