The only legitamate files in the "content/pages" folder should be files with a .wfc extension (wfc stands for Wiki format content).

The name of each navigation link is taken from the filename and is case sensitive, for example, the filename "Contact Us.wfc" would create a navigaion link in the built website called "Contact Us".

Navigation links within the same parent link are listed alphabetically by default. You can force the order that navigation links are displayed by prefixing the filename with prioriy (not displayed on the link). Files with no prefix are listed first, followed by files with a prefix (numbers have higher prioriy than letters). For example:

The filenames:

• What's Happening.wfc
• Contact Us.wfc
• a.Links.wfc
• a.Help.wfc
• 1.Terms And Conditions.wfc

Would create navigaion links in this order:

• Contact Us
• What's Happening
• Terms And Conditions
• Help
• Links

Navigation links can also be generated from folder names and subfolders within the "contents/pages" folder. No preference is given between foldername based navigation links and filename based navigation links - links are ordered by prefix prioriy, then alphabetically.

Restrictions

filenames must be of the form linkname.wfc or priorty.linkname.wfc

linknames must be unique within a folder i.e. the filenames "a.Help.wfc" and "Help.wfc" can-not be in the same folder. Additionally the links names must be unique within a folder after non-alphanumeric characters are removed i.e. the file "Four+Two.wfc" can not be in the same folder as the file "Four-Two.wfc"