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| reading-and-navigating | Reading and navigating | The page tree, breadcrumbs, the outline, the info panel, and the phone layout. |
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Reading and navigating
The page tree
The left panel lists the Pages in the current space, nested the same way their folders are nested in the repository. Click the panel's edge (or press [) to collapse or expand it — useful when you want the reading area at full width.
Below the page list sit the space's tools, grouped as Find (Search, Graph view, Link report — see search-and-graph) and Configure (Templates, Metadata schema, Connections, Appearance — see templates-and-metadata and appearance-and-settings).
Breadcrumbs and the running position
Every page shows its breadcrumb trail above the title, so you always know which space and which parent page you are under. While you scroll a long page, a running indicator shows which section you are in.
The info panel
The right panel (press ] to toggle it) carries everything about the current page:
- Table of contents — jump between headings
- Tags
- Metadata — the space's custom fields, if it has a metadata schema (see templates-and-metadata)
- Status — Draft, In review, Released, or Archived
- Space and Updated
- Related pages — pages connected to this one by hierarchy, links, or relations
Page status
A page you are reading can be in one of four states, shown as a badge:
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Released | The published version — what everyone with read access sees |
| In review | A draft exists and a review (pull request) is open for it |
| Draft | A draft exists but no review has been requested yet |
| Archived | Removed from the live tree, kept read-only for history |
If a draft exists for a page you are reading, a notice at the top offers a View draft → link so you can preview the unreleased content.
On a phone
On a narrow screen the page tree and info panel move into a bottom bar with Pages, Outline and Info sections, plus a Next button that jumps straight to the next page in the tree — handy for reading a space end to end without hunting through the tree each time.