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    Ok, I created a new document (on installing and using snippets from the designer’s point of view), but it isn’t showing in the Table of Contents; in fact you can’t see it at all unless you do a search for it. How do I get a document moved into the section where I want it?
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      Quote from: sottwell at Aug 21, 2009, 03:50 PM

      Ok, I created a new document (on installing and using snippets from the designer’s point of view), but it isn’t showing in the Table of Contents; in fact you can’t see it at all unless you do a search for it. How do I get a document moved into the section where I want it?

      I’m no expert at Wiki markup, but have you tried putting this at the top?

      [[Category:New or existing main category]]
      [[Category:optional other category]]
      
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        Quote from: sottwell at Aug 21, 2009, 03:50 PM

        Ok, I created a new document (on installing and using snippets from the designer’s point of view), but it isn’t showing in the Table of Contents; in fact you can’t see it at all unless you do a search for it. How do I get a document moved into the section where I want it?

        Make sure the Parent of the page is in one of the main sections on the ToC. Looks to me like you just put it in the root. I’d recommend putting it in the Designer’s Guide or somewhere else.
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          That’s what I would like to do, but how?
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            Quote from: sottwell at Aug 22, 2009, 01:45 AM

            That’s what I would like to do, but how?

            When you edit it, there should be a ’Location’ part below the content edit pane. Click the ’edit’ button near it, and then you can drag/drop your page to where it needs to go.
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              Yeah, I finally gave up and went looking for Confluence documentation. The article is now where I thought it ought to be; feel free to move it if you disagree.
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