Icons in Content Wizard

The following table lists and describes the available icons and tree view commands for the Content Wizard Editor.

Icon/Command	Name	Description
	Root	Represents the entire Content Wizard where the user can configure the global settings for the Content Wizard.
	Section Selection Group	Represents a Section Selection Group containing a number of sections as its children. During composition of a document, the user can interactively choose which of these sections to include in the generated document.
	Text Block Selection Group	Represents a Text Block Selection Group that contains a number of Text Blocks as its children or a single Text Block List. During composition of a document, the user can interactively choose which Text Blocks to include in the generated document.
	Section	Creates a list of other nodes. For example, Sections, Text Blocks, Section Selection Groups, or Text Block Selection Groups. The user can easily manage common properties of this list.
	Text Block	Represents a plain Text Block.
	Rich Text Block	Represents a Rich Text Block.
	Text Block List	Represents a Text Block List that can only occur as a child of a Text Block Selection Group. A Text Block List is a named list of Text Blocks that is maintained separately in the KCM Repository.
	Data Backbone - Repeating	Data in a Data Backbone can be repeating or non-repeating, which is reflected in the icons. This icon represents a repeating Data Backbone node. In a Content Wizard, each Data Backbone node specifies the Data Backbone context for its child nodes. In other words, it specifies what data is available at runtime for these nodes.
	Data Backbone - Non Repeating	Represents a non-repeating Data Backbone node. In a Content Wizard, each Data Backbone node specifies the Data Backbone context for its child nodes. In other words, it specifies which data is available on the runtime for these nodes.
	Field	Represents a Field.
	Field Set	Represents a Field Set.

Change position of items

Select the item in the document structure and use the Up/Down and Left/Right arrows on the toolbar. The Up/Down arrows move the item within its parent. The Left/Right arrows move the item one level up or down in the document structure.
Drag the item to another position within its parent. Navigate to the right corner of the item until three small horizontal lines and the Up/Down cursor appear. While dragging, a blue line shows where the object will be placed when dropped.
Drag the item and drop it on another parent. To do so, grab the item anywhere except the right side. While dragging, a block sign might appear where the dropping is not allowed.