Move Page authoring action not documented

• Feature not documented on user guide:
  Move Page functionality

• What does it mean to move pages during authoring session?

An author is allowed to move pages from one parent page to another or from a parent page to the root page. This authoring action is not documented on the user guide.

• Why does the Move Page functionality need documentation?
  For first time authors and authors who need to quickly modify a web content, if the user guide explains the steps taken to successfully complete such task, that would reduce the time-to-value ratio for the author.

• Documentation Suggestion
  The documentation is supported with images, includes identification of specific operation buttons with box shapes. The steps are explained through the following:

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-Once you have selected the page you want to move. Click on the ... Actions button. Navigate to the Move panel option and click on it.

• A new page is displayed with the heading Move and the name of the page you want to move

• To select the page you want to move to, click on the ... Actions button and select the Choose another page panel option

• If you were able to successfully click on Choose another page option, a new modal page is displayed on the screen with a
  table showing available pages including the live pages and the draft pages.

• You can select a page by clicking on the page after you have scrolled down the table or by using the search feature. The search feature filters the pages by the text you have entered. Click on the page.

• Once you have selected the page, you are taken to a new page which display a confirm button. Click on the confirm button and select the Yes, move this page button to successfully move the page.

Start by locating the user guide section for page authoring and review the existing style for step-by-step instructions and images. Add the Move Page workflow, including choosing another page, searching or selecting the destination, and confirming the move; done means authors can follow the guide from selecting a page through successful relocation.