Determine URL (path) and HTML <title> for page.
![[Note]](images/note.png)
Note No directory need be made for a new Level 4 page. They will always be placed in the same subdirectory as their "parent" Level 3 page.
Determine appropriate Page Layout (/mlnmdev/SiteHTML/PgLayouts/pl06.html for Level 4).
(Has column for Nav4 on left part of content body zone; has no "related" zone for Highlights (no Highlights used on Level 4 pages, typically).
Note Page Layout pl06a.html is to be used for very short pages. It suppresses the use of the background page image (helix).
Create /util/buildlist.xml entry for page.
Create BusinessML module(s) for page.
Modify Nav4 module (if applicable)
A single Nav4 module is shared by all sibling Level 4 pages. E.g.
/rd/cardiovascular/candidates/mln519.asp /rd/cardiovascular/candidates/cab2.asp etc.
No site navigation graphics needed.
Determine URL (path) and HTML <title> for page.
Make a new directory for the new Level 3 page: > mkdir strategy {ENTER} (all lowercase)
![[Tip]](images/tip.png)
Tip Make the directory in four locations: Development Area (/mlnmdev/htdocs); Development Website (/Inetpub/stage8080/); Staging Website (/Inetpub/stage80/); and Production Website (at Rackspace (forthcoming)).
Think about the best directory name. In the example above, for the new Level 3 page ["Careers," "Benefits Overview," "Benefit Strategy"], a good choice for the directory name is 'strategy' (instead of "benefit"), because the resulting path (URL) reads very descriptively: /careers/benefits/strategy, as opposed to redundantly: /careers/benefits/benefit
Devise the three-letter code you will use for this (sub-sub)-section (e.g. 'str'). Consult the list of three-letter codes in this documentation to ensure it has not already been used.
At Level 3, the code is largely used only in naming the Nav2 HTML snippet (e.g. Nav2_1car_2ben_3str_i.html).
Determine appropriate Page Layout (/mlnmdev/SiteHTML/PgLayouts/pl05.html for Level 3).
(Has no "related" zone for Highlights (no Highlights used on Level 3 pages, typically).
Note Page Layout pl05a.html is to be used for very short pages. It suppresses the use of the background page image (helix).
Create /util/buildlist.xml entry for page.
Create BusinessML module(s) for page.
Modify /BusinessML/NAV2.xml entry to include new <Nav3Item>.
No site navigation graphics needed (Nav3s are text, not images).
Determine URL (path) and HTML <title> for page.
Make a new directory for the new Level 2 page: > mkdir mynewdir {ENTER}. (all lowercase)
Tip Make the directory in four locations: Development Area (/mlnmdev/htdocs); Development Website (/Inetpub/stage8080/); Staging Website (/Inetpub/stage80/); and Production Website (at Rackspace (forthcoming)).
As noted above, think about the best directory name (see Level 3 for an example).
Devise the three-letter code you will use for this (sub)-section (e.g. 'dir'). Consult the list of three-letter codes in this documentation to ensure it has not already been used.
At Level 2, the code is used in naming several artifacts: Nav2 HTML snippets, image filenames, etc.
Determine appropriate Page Layout (/mlnmdev/SiteHTML/PgLayouts/pl05.html also used for Level 2).
(Has no "related" zone for Highlights (no Highlights used on Level 2 pages, typically) (If you want to create Highlights for a page, you need to use Page Layout 1.)
Note As above, Page Layout pl05a.html is to be used for very short pages. It suppresses the use of the background page image (helix).
Create /util/buildlist.xml entry for page.
Create BusinessML module(s) for page.
Modify /BusinessML/NAV2.xml entry to include new <NavItem> as child to existing Nav2 grouping element (e.g. <Nav2 sitesection="rad">).
Note If any new Level 3 pages come beneath this Level 2 page, follow instructions above re: their addition.
New site navigation graphics are required (Nav2s are images).
C:\mlnmdev\htdocs\images\nav\ NAV2_1rad_2crd_off.gif NAV2_1rad_2crd_in.gif NAV2_1rad_2crd_on.gif NAV2_1rad_2crd_ro.gif ("roll-over" is identical to "on", therefore the additional graphic is not actually used)"Page SubHeader" graphics:
C:\mlnmdev\htdocs\images\pghdrs\ pgsubhdr_1rad_2crd.gif pgsubhdr_1rad_2eng.gif pgsubhdr_1rad_2inf.gif ... pgsubhdr_1xxx_2none.gif (blank white SubHeader "none"; used for all ("xxx") Level 1 Headers)
Determine URL (path) and HTML <title> for page.
Make a new directory for the new Level 1 page: > mkdir mynewdir {ENTER}. (all lowercase)
Tip Make the directory in four locations: Development Area (/mlnmdev/htdocs); Development Website (/Inetpub/stage8080/); Staging Website (/Inetpub/stage80/); and Production Website (at Rackspace (forthcoming)).
As noted above, think about the best directory name (see Level 3 for an example).
Devise the three-letter code you will use for this section (e.g. 'dir'). Consult the list of three-letter codes in this documentation to ensure it has not already been used.
At Level 1, the code is used as part of naming many artifacts: Nav1 HTML snippets, Nav2 HTML snippets, image filenames, etc.
Determine appropriate Page Layout (/mlnmdev/SiteHTML/PgLayouts/pl01.html used for Level 1).
(Has "related" zone for Highlights on right-hand side of content body.)
Note Page Layout pl01a.html is to be used for very short pages. It suppresses the use of the background page image (helix).
Create /util/buildlist.xml entry for page.
Create BusinessML module(s) for page.
Modify /BusinessML/NAV1.xml entry to include new <NavItem> as child to the Nav1 container element (<Nav1>).
![[Caution]](images/caution.png)
Caution There must be at least one (really, more) new Level 2 pages to go beneath this new Level 1 page. To add them, follow instructions above re: their addition.
Modify /BusinessML/NAV2.xml entry to include new Nav2 grouping element (e.g. <Nav2 sitesection="xyz">).
Further modify NAV2.xml to provide the children <NavItem>s to the new Nav2 grouping element, for the new children Level 2 page(s).
New site navigation graphics are required (Nav1s are images).
C:\mlnmdev\htdocs\images\nav\ NAV1_1rad_off.gif NAV1_1rad_ro.gif NAV1_1rad_on.gif NAV1_1rad_in.gif ("on" is identical to "in", therefore the additional graphic is not actually used)"Page Header" graphics:
C:\mlnmdev\htdocs\images\pghdrs\ pghdr_1rad.gif pghdr_1rad_photos.jpg