Adding Pages

When you first open PieceWorx Writing Studio, you have an empty notebook. It is up to you to create the pages you need. You can organize pages in any way you choose.

New Top-Level Page

Hotkey	Ctrl+Enter
Right-click menu	Page -> New Top-level Page

The first page you will want to add to a blank notebook is a new top-level page. This is a page that has no parent page. Every notebook with pages will need at least one top-level page.

You can add a new top level page by right-clicking anywhere on the Notebook tab surface and selecting Page -> New Top-level Page. You can also use the hotkey Ctrl+Enter. Just be sure the Notebook tab has focus. To move focus to the Notebook tab, you can click on the Notebook tab with the mouse or press the hotkey Ctrl+Space until the left frame is highlighted by the highlight border. The Ctrl+Space hotkey jumps focus between the Notebook tab, Editor frame and the Find tab when it is visible.

After adding a new top-level page you will see a new entry in your Notebook outline named "New Page."

New Child Page

Hotkey	Enter
Right-click menu	Page -> New Child Page

To add a child page, right-click on any existing page then select Page -> New Child Page. Or just type the Enter key and a new page will be added beneath the currently selected page.

New Sibling Page Above

Hotkey	Ctrl+Insert
Right-click menu	Page -> New Sibling Page Above

To add a new sibling page above an existing page, right-click the existing page then select Page -> New Sibling Page Above. Or just type Ctrl+Insert and a new page will be added above the currently selected page at the same level in the outline hierarchy.

The new page is added above the currently selected page with the default name "New Page."

New Sibling Page Below

Hotkey	Insert
Right-click menu	Page -> New Sibling Page Below

To add a new sibling page below an existing page, right-click the existing page then select Page -> New Sibling Page Below. Or just type the Insert key and a new page will be added below the currently selected page at the same level in the outline hierarchy.