Différences

Ci-dessous, les différences entre deux révisions de la page.

--- format:page:createpage [2026/02/10 17:08] – [Choosing how to create the page] admin
+++ format:page:createpage [2026/02/10 18:58] (Version actuelle) – [Choosing how to create the page] admin
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 **Publish to students:** Here is where you will choose the audience for the page.
-   * **Unpublished page:** Student cannot see this page, only Teachers and Editing teachers (more generally, having the ''format/page:viewhiddenpages'' will see).
+   * **Unpublished page:** Student cannot see this page, only Editing teachers (more generally, having the ''format/page:viewhiddenpages'' will see).
-   * **Protected page:**
+   * **Protected page:** the page is accessible to students, but cannot be edited by users not having the ''format/page:editprotectedpages'' capability. Editing teachers usually DO NOT have this capability, thus delegating to an higher level role the permission to change the page.
    * **Published page:** The page is available to students, unless some additional restriction is added (User assigned pages, or availability rules on page).
    * **Public page:** the page may be accessed by anyone, including non logged in people. Take care when using this option, which is usually provided for "public presentation" of the course program.
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 //Note 2: Public pages can be globally disabled by administrator.//
 //Note 3: Public pages is a Pro option that needs a **valid [[:start:pluginactivation|License Key]]**.//
+**This page cannot be modified:** This option is not available, unless you are a "power user", this means, having the ''format/page:editprotectedpages'' capability. Being a power user, you are able to lock a page to its actual content, and forbidd anyone to change it.
+**Display in course menu:** This option interacts with the [[:blocks:pagetracker|Course Summary]] plugin and tells if the page will be shown in the summary.
+**Previous and Next links:** You may choose to enable or disable some //Previous/Next// buttons in some pages, so you can tune accurately the navigation topology of your course. Very commonly, Previous and Next buttons will help in linear course concept, when you want a learner to progress in order from one page to the next page. If your course concept is more hierarchical, you will probable want to disable this linear logic, and prefer using the [[:blocks:pagetracker|Course Summary]] index approach.
 You may use also some advanced options:
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+**Page IDNumber: ** Id numbers make moodle objects being manageable by an external system. Here Page IDNumbers allows identifying course pages "objectively" from Moodle internal architecture.
+**Use page settings as default: ** When activating this option on a page, the actual settings will serve as default to any newly created page. Note that you can designate **only one page** as being the default in tuhe course. (this is also called as a "local template").
+**Is Global Template: ** Use this option to declare this page as a "global Template" in Moodle. This will let other courses propose this page as template for creating new pages. Permissions are computed when building the list of available templates, so you need to be course owner (have course editing capabilities) on the course to access to the templates setup in this course.
 //(1) Your Moodle administrator may have setup a more complex course initialization, 2 pages is the "default" minimal format.//