- Introduction
- Creating a New Site
- Adding Top Level (Sibling) Pages to the Sitemap
- Adding Child Pages to the Sitemap
- Adding Master Pages to the Sitemap
- Removing Pages from the Sitemap
- Rearranging Pages in the Sitemap
- Resizing Sitemap Thumbnails
- Filling the Browser with a Background Color
- Filling the Browser with a Background Image
- Applying Master Pages
- Saving a Site
- Closing a Site
Adding Master Pages to the Sitemap
With master pages, you can ensure that any repeating page elements, such as nav bars and footers, maintain their position throughout your site. This is because master page contents only appear on the pages where the master is applied—these contents can only be edited from the master page itself. You can access master pages from the bottom portion of the Plan Mode window. Every new site you create contains a single, editable master page, but you can add as many master pages as you like.
Choose the Add New Master Page command
Choose Plan Mode from the View menu.
Choose Add New Master Page from the Page menu.
Muse adds the page to the site. The new page thumbnail appears to the right of the last page in the sitemap. Muse highlights the page name so that you can enter a new one.
Enter a name for the new master page and press Return (Mac) or Enter (Win) to apply it.
Click the Insert Master Page buttons
Choose Plan Mode from the View menu.
Hover the cursor over any master page in the Masters portion of the sitemap and click the Insert Page button (the plus icon) that appears to the left or right of the thumbnail.
Muse adds the master page to the site. The new master page thumbnail appears to the left or right of whichever button you clicked. Muse highlights the master page name so that you can enter a new one.
Enter a name for the new master page and press Return (Mac) or Enter (Win) to apply it.