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    1: \label{Docs_Adding_Pages}
    2: Add composite pages to your \textbf{Course Contents} to combine 
    3: separate content items together for display in a single web page. 
    4: Composite pages can contain uploaded files, homework problems imported
    5: from the resource repository, and/or simple problems created using the 
    6: problem editor. To add a composite page to your course, do the following:
    7: 
    8: \begin{itemize}
    9: 
   10: \item Log in to the course to which you wish to add a page.
   11: \item Select \textbf{Course Editor} on the in-line Menu or 
   12: \includegraphics[width=0.03\paperwidth]{docs}
   13: \textbf{Edit course contents}
   14: within Main Menu.
   15: 
   16: \item On the in-line menu of the \textbf{Course Editor} screen, 
   17: click \fbox{Other}. Next click on
   18: \includegraphics[width=0.03\paperwidth]{page}
   19: \textbf{New Composite Page}.
   20: \item In the pop up window, type the name of the new page and click OK.
   21: 
   22: The page will appear at the bottom of the Main Content folder to which you added it.
   23: 
   24: \item To add resources to the page, click on the name of the page you created.
   25: 
   26: \end{itemize}
   27: 
   28: The Course Editor screen will refresh, and the updated display will 
   29: include the name of the new page appended to the end of the breadcrumb 
   30: trail, that extends below the \textbf{Main Content} tab.
   31: The page is currently empty. Add new resources to the page as you would 
   32: add resources to a Folder or to the ``top-level'' Main Content area
   33: (\ref{Docs_Adding_Course_Doc}), 
   34: except that only a subset of the items in the ``Other'' tab that may be  
   35: placed in a folder, are available for placing in a composite page. Also, if you use 
   36: ``Import'' to include a published sequence in a page; then when the page is 
   37: displayed; the sequence will open and all of its contents appear as 
   38: elements of the composite page (i.e., no ``folder'' will appear in the page). 
   39: If you wish to be able to hide selected elements from the sequence, you should 
   40: use ``Select Map'' and ``Load Map'' to unpack the sequence prior to import. 
   41: 
   42: Note: Your new composite page will be active the next time you log in, or 
   43: by \fbox{re-initializing course}.