Here the site map is shown in a convenient way and some actions are available for each page. The table has these columns:
Page title: shows the title of the page, preceded by an icon that allows to show/hide children pages (if any).
Hits: a count of the page hits in the last days. This is not serious statistics, but since this count is stored to be used when sorting pages, it is shown here to have a rough idea of how much a page is being visited.
Cache: indicates if the page is currently available in the page cache.
Menu Caption: the name of the page in the navigation menus, breadcrumbs and links. If the field is empty, the page title will be used instead.
Theme: the theme used for the page. If the field is empty, the theme of the parent will be used. If no theme
is selected, the page will be shown "as is".
Score: a number that indicates the “importance” of the page. This value is used to sort pages in menus. Pages with the same score are sorted according to their hits. If the score is not specified, its value is zero, so you can use a negative value to put pages at the end of the list.
Actions: icons to perform some actions related to that page:
View this page;
Edit this page: uses the best editor (visual or source) according to the file type;
Create a new child page: available if that page can have children (see Section 1, “The Site Map” for details);
Delete this page: available if the page has not children pages;
Toggle submenu visibility: if grayed out, some menus will take this option into account and will not display children of that page (useful when a page has too many children for example).