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	==Setup Site Defaults==		==Setup Site Defaults==
	From your WordPress Administration Panel:		From your WordPress Administration Panel:
−	# Select the "PageLines" panel, then "Meta"	+	# Select the "PageLines" panel, then "Page Options"
	# Select the "Site Defaults" tab		# Select the "Site Defaults" tab
	# Select the Section you want to configure		# Select the Section you want to configure
−	#*All of your activated Sections will appear	+	#*All of your activated [[Glossary#Sections|Sections]] will appear
	# Select the Settings you want to change		# Select the Settings you want to change
	#*You will see the exact same options that you do in the individual PageLines Meta Settings		#*You will see the exact same options that you do in the individual PageLines Meta Settings
	# Click "Save Options"		# Click "Save Options"

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Latest revision as of 00:48, 5 July 2012

PageLines offers the flexibility to setup your sections on a page-by-page basis, but you can also set up default settings that will control your sections globally. These default settings will be overridden if set on an individual page or post.

[edit] Setup Site Defaults

From your WordPress Administration Panel:

1. Select the "PageLines" panel, then "Page Options"
2. Select the "Site Defaults" tab
3. Select the Section you want to configure
   • All of your activated Sections will appear
4. Select the Settings you want to change
   • You will see the exact same options that you do in the individual PageLines Meta Settings
5. Click "Save Options"