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 *The pages with a non-published status will be not either visible in the related [[How it works/Table of contents|Table of contents]], and the checkbox in the Table of contents form does not modify the published status of a page: it just affects whether or not the page will appear in the navigation panel on the front-end. For instance pages created through a form containing not other information but the form fields (like, usually, [[Special:FormEdit/News]] pages) can be set as published and they will appear in the related front-end section ([https://culturaitaliana.org/browse/world/news this one] to the example) however they might be unselected in the Table of Contents so that they will not appear in the page itself of the organization ([https://culturaitaliana.org/organizations/Istituto_cultura_italiana_(NGO) this one] to the example) mainly because they have not a "raw" content. The "rule of thumb" in this case is that a non-published page will never be served both on the front-end and the back-end, and a published page will be always served if it contains a form (that is semantic data) and not served on the front-end if it does not contain semantic data and it's unselected in the Table of Contents.
 Finally, with reference of pages not yet published, it is worth to repeat the considerations already stated with regards of [[How_it_works/Multiple choice questions]], that is that this feature is not meant to conceal sensitive information: just to postpone the publishing of information inherently intended for the public domain, when the author deems they are ready.
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 *a new created page gets a "draft" (non-published) status and therefore is accessible only to logged-in user affiliated to the related organization (if any) or site moderators. (So it's fundamental that once the page is ready for publishing, you remember to update its status)
 *{{CI inline logo}} tries to detect the page language on saving, where the language is used to let visitors selecting pages based on the language. However, because we have set an high "index of confidence" for relying on the automated detection, the language value could remain empty (rather than wrong) therefore a manual setting might be required.
 *the languages select can be scrolled just typing the initial letters of the desired language above it: this is a "tip" to immediately find the desired language in the list
 *the "SEO" section contains a "subset" of all the meta-data available (or just conceived) for html pages. Here is the [https://gist.github.com/lancejpollard/1978404 complete list]. Some of them are just inappropriate, some else are not really taken into account by search engines, some else might conflict with the values set for the functioning of the underlying site, so as for now (end of November 2020) we use that subset, but others fields might be added if there is a good reason in doing that.
 *still the "SEO" section contains, among the "meta-data", a "robot" field. This is among the significant properties (taken into account by search engines) and of course it might be used to avoid that a search engine indexes the page, if you don't want so. It's also to be noted that all the meta-data set are immediately used both on the back-end and on the front-end, so your settings will be respected in any case.
 *As mentioned the checkbox "subpages" allows to "propagate" the meta-data set for a given page to all its sub-pages, unless a field is not set in a given sub-page: in this case the value of descendant prevails.
 *The pages with a non-published status will be not either visible in the related [[How it works/Table of contents|Table of contents]], and the checkbox in the Table of contents form does not modify the published status of a page: it just affects whether or not the page will appear in the navigation panel on the front-end. For instance pages created through a form containing not other information but the form fields (like, usually, [[Special:FormEdit/News]] pages) can be set as published and they will appear in the related front-end section ([https://culturaitaliana.org/browse/world/news this one] to the example) however they might be unselected in the Table of Contents so that they will not appear in the page itself of the organization ([https://culturaitaliana.org/organizations/Istituto_cultura_italiana_(NGO) this one] to the example) mainly because they have not a "raw" content. The "rule of thumb" in this case is that a non-published page will never be served both on the front-end and the back-end, and a published page will be always served if it contains a form (that is semantic data) and not served on the front-end if it does not contain semantic data and it's unselected in the Table of Contents.

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-Since the Mediawiki site containing all the public pages of {{CI inline logo}} is both a standalone site which can be autonomously visited, and a "content management system" (CMS) of a font-end <!--using other kind of technologies, -->allowing a more interactive and "streamlined" experience (as an example this is the "front-end" url of this page https://culturaitaliana.org/pages/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO and this is the "back-end" url <html><a class="do_not_intercept" href="https://culturaitaliana.org/wiki/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO">https://culturaitaliana.org/wiki/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO</a></html>, in the sense now explained– also note that one of the link will point to itself depending from what side you are reading), we have integrated the "back-end" with a way to define some property for each page, and specifically its publishing state, its language, and even some meta-data to be used for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_engine_optimization SEO] ("search engine optimization") purposes.
+Since the Mediawiki site containing all the public pages of {{CI inline logo}} is both a standalone site which can be autonomously visited, and a "content management system" (CMS) of a font-end <!--using other kind of technologies, -->allowing a more interactive and "streamlined" experience (as an example this is the "front-end" url of this page https://culturaitaliana.org/pages/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO and this is the "back-end" url <html><a class="do_not_intercept" href="https://culturaitaliana.org/wiki/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO">https://culturaitaliana.org/wiki/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO</a></html>, in the sense now explained), we have integrated the "back-end" with a way to define some property for each page, and specifically its publishing state, its language, and even some meta-data to be used for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_engine_optimization SEO] ("search engine optimization") purposes.
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 The properties panel can be accessed from the menu on top (see picture 1)

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-Since the Mediawiki site containing all the public pages of {{CI inline logo}} is both a standalone site which can be autonomously visited, and a "content management system" (CMS) of a font-end <!--using other kind of technologies, -->allowing a more interactive and "streamlined" experience (as an example this is the "front-end" url of this page https://culturaitaliana.org/pages/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO and this is the "back-end" url <a class="do_not_intercept" href="https://culturaitaliana.org/wiki/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO">https://culturaitaliana.org/wiki/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO</a>, in the sense now explained– also note that one of the link will point to itself depending from what side you are reading), we have integrated the "back-end" with a way to define some property for each page, and specifically its publishing state, its language, and even some meta-data to be used for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_engine_optimization SEO] ("search engine optimization") purposes.
+Since the Mediawiki site containing all the public pages of {{CI inline logo}} is both a standalone site which can be autonomously visited, and a "content management system" (CMS) of a font-end <!--using other kind of technologies, -->allowing a more interactive and "streamlined" experience (as an example this is the "front-end" url of this page https://culturaitaliana.org/pages/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO and this is the "back-end" url <html><a class="do_not_intercept" href="https://culturaitaliana.org/wiki/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO">https://culturaitaliana.org/wiki/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO</a></html>, in the sense now explained– also note that one of the link will point to itself depending from what side you are reading), we have integrated the "back-end" with a way to define some property for each page, and specifically its publishing state, its language, and even some meta-data to be used for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_engine_optimization SEO] ("search engine optimization") purposes.
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 The properties panel can be accessed from the menu on top (see picture 1)

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-Since the Mediawiki site containing all the public pages of {{CI inline logo}} is both a standalone site which can be autonomously visited, and a "content management system" (CMS) of a font-end <!--using other kind of technologies, -->allowing a more interactive and "streamlined" experience (as an example this is the "front-end" url of this page https://culturaitaliana.org/pages/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO and this is the "back-end" url https://culturaitaliana.org/wiki/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO, in the sense now explained– also note that one of the link will point to itself depending from what side you are reading), we have integrated the "back-end" with a way to define some property for each page, and specifically its publishing state, its language, and even some meta-data to be used for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_engine_optimization SEO] ("search engine optimization") purposes.
+Since the Mediawiki site containing all the public pages of {{CI inline logo}} is both a standalone site which can be autonomously visited, and a "content management system" (CMS) of a font-end <!--using other kind of technologies, -->allowing a more interactive and "streamlined" experience (as an example this is the "front-end" url of this page https://culturaitaliana.org/pages/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO and this is the "back-end" url <a class="do_not_intercept" href="https://culturaitaliana.org/wiki/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO">https://culturaitaliana.org/wiki/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO</a>, in the sense now explained– also note that one of the link will point to itself depending from what side you are reading), we have integrated the "back-end" with a way to define some property for each page, and specifically its publishing state, its language, and even some meta-data to be used for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_engine_optimization SEO] ("search engine optimization") purposes.
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 The properties panel can be accessed from the menu on top (see picture 1)

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−	Since the Mediawiki site containing all the public pages of {{CI inline logo}} is both a standalone site which can be autonomously visited, and a "content management system" (CMS) for a more interactive and "streamlined" experience (as a further example this is the front-end url of this page https://culturaitaliana.org/pages/~~How_it_wors~~/Page_status_&_SEO and this is the back-end url https://culturaitaliana.org/wiki/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO), we have integrated the "back-end" with a way to define some property for each page, and specifically its publishing status, its language, and even some meta-data to be used for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_engine_optimization SEO] ("search engine optimization") purposes.	+	Since the Mediawiki site containing all the public pages of {{CI inline logo}} is both a standalone site which can be autonomously visited, and a "content management system" (CMS) for a more interactive and "streamlined" experience (as a further example this is the front-end url of this page https://culturaitaliana.org/pages/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO and this is the back-end url https://culturaitaliana.org/wiki/How_it_works/Page_status_&_SEO), we have integrated the "back-end" with a way to define some property for each page, and specifically its publishing status, its language, and even some meta-data to be used for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_engine_optimization SEO] ("search engine optimization") purposes.

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	*The pages with a non-published status will be not either visible in the related [[How it works/Table of contents\|Table of contents]], and the checkbox in the Table of contents form does not modify the published status of a page: it just affects whether or not the page will appear in the navigation panel on the front-end. For instance pages created through a form containing not other information but the form fields (like, usually, [[Special:FormEdit/News]] pages) can be set as published and they will appear in the related front-end section ([https://culturaitaliana.org/browse/world/news this one] to the example) however they might be unselected in the Table of Contents so that they will not appear in the page itself of the organization ([https://culturaitaliana.org/organizations/Istituto_cultura_italiana_(NGO) this one] to the example) mainly because they have not a "raw" content. The "rule of thumb" in this case is that a non-published page will never be served both on the front-end and the back-end, and a published page will be always served if it contains a form (that is semantic data) and not served on the front-end if it does not contain semantic data and it's unselected in the Table of Contents.		*The pages with a non-published status will be not either visible in the related [[How it works/Table of contents\|Table of contents]], and the checkbox in the Table of contents form does not modify the published status of a page: it just affects whether or not the page will appear in the navigation panel on the front-end. For instance pages created through a form containing not other information but the form fields (like, usually, [[Special:FormEdit/News]] pages) can be set as published and they will appear in the related front-end section ([https://culturaitaliana.org/browse/world/news this one] to the example) however they might be unselected in the Table of Contents so that they will not appear in the page itself of the organization ([https://culturaitaliana.org/organizations/Istituto_cultura_italiana_(NGO) this one] to the example) mainly because they have not a "raw" content. The "rule of thumb" in this case is that a non-published page will never be served both on the front-end and the back-end, and a published page will be always served if it contains a form (that is semantic data) and not served on the front-end if it does not contain semantic data and it's unselected in the Table of Contents.

−	Finally, with reference of pages not yet published, it is worth to repeat the considerations already stated with regards of [[How_it_works/~~Multiple_choice_questions~~]], that is that this feature is not meant to conceal sensitive information: just to postpone the publishing of information inherently intended for the public domain, when the author deems they are ready.	+	Finally, with reference of pages not yet published, it is worth to repeat the considerations already stated with regards of [[How_it_works/Multiple choice questions]], that is that this feature is not meant to conceal sensitive information: just to postpone the publishing of information inherently intended for the public domain, when the author deems they are ready.
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