Pages
Markdown pages, folders, workspace pages, statuses, and pins.
Pages store Markdown content. A page can belong to a project or to the workspace.
Identifiers
Project pages use identifiers in the form PROJECT-DOC-SEQUENCE. For example, the third page in project LIF is LIF-DOC-3.
Workspace-level pages use identifiers in the form DOC-SEQUENCE. For example, the third workspace page is DOC-3.
Project pages and workspace pages each use their own sequence scope.
Folders
Folders organize project pages. A folder belongs to one project and can have a parent folder in the same project.
A page can be placed in a project folder or at the project root. A workspace-level page cannot have a folder.
Deleting a folder deletes its child folders. Pages in a deleted folder are moved to the project root.
Statuses
Pages use one of these lifecycle statuses.
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
draft | The default page status. |
active | A page lifecycle status. |
complete | A page lifecycle status. |
archived | A page lifecycle status. |
Labels and pinning
Project pages can have labels from their project. Workspace-level pages do not support labels.
Supplying labels during a page update replaces the page's complete label set. Omitting labels leaves the current labels unchanged.
Each page has a pinned value. The web page list shows pinned pages in a separate section above the folder tree. Pinning does not change the page's folder or status.