Browsing Brazilian Portuguese translation

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'menus' usually reside on panel-pages ('panels') which are placed around the main section of the website. They consist of links which may be organised in a tree structure, and displayed in various ways (for example, as popup menus, or expansion menus).

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You can display information about the PHP server environment via a page PHP itself provides called 'PHP info'. PHP info shows all the technical details of the PHP configuration, such as the installed PHP extensions and the defined options (such as the maximum script execution time).\n\nSome PHP options can be defined in the '.htaccess' file (Apache non-CGI web server users only), as illustrated by the default 'recommended.htaccess' file. On CGI servers you need to use a custom php.ini file instead (see our FAQ). Full details of this are outside the scope of this documentation, but the [url="PHP manual"]http://www.php.net/docs.php[/url] describes this in more detail.\n\nThe PHP info is also convenient for identifying wider factors of the system environment, such as server paths.

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Presentation is key - without it, your website content and functionality are likely not to even be discovered. This section of the Admin Zone is where you can change the appearance of your website. The software has exceptional themeing support, with a whole range of features from simple personalisation by filling in a few form fields, to advanced programming features, to completely restructure the layout of your website.

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All captions must be filled-in

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All URL fields for page branches must be filled-in

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Are you sure you wish to overwrite the currently selected link?

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Cannot insert page details into a non-page-branch

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There is rarely a reason to delete a menu, but if you do wish to, click the ‘Delete’ button. Please note that if you have blocks referencing this menu and you delete it, those blocks will indicate that there is a ‘missing menu’.

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Add branch

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Branch