- Name, Description
- Enter the Element Type's name and a brief description.
- Page
- Checking this checkbox makes the Element Type a page.
This means that if a Story has more than one Page element,
a separate (HTML) file will be created for each page.
- Fixed
- This determines whether the Element Type fill have a fixed URL.
This is generally used in "Cover Pages", which link to several
other pages and whose URIs shouldn't depend (for example) on the
date that the Cover was created.
- Related Story, Media
- All Elements can have one story and/or one media object associated
with them. Checking these boxes allows users to do this.
- Type
- The type can be either Story, Media, or Element. An element with
a type of Story or Media is a top-level element. All other elements
are of type Element, which can be added to other elements as
subelements. When creating a new Element Type, you have to select
the Type on the first page, as other options depend on this property.
If you want to delete the the Element Type, check the 'Delete this Profile'
checkbox. When finished, click Save.