In a PDF based documentation system information is organised by Pages.

In Yonder information is organised by means of “Information Modules” and “Content Flows”. 

As there are no pages when viewing the information in the Yonder Reader online (Web Client) or the Yonder Reader Offline (Yonder NG iOS App), we show only modules of information.

It is possible to organise information modules into a flow of Information Modules and thus, make the viewing experience for the User better and keep the relevant information together.  

In the example below, we can see the information modules are individually displayed:

Clicking on module “9.1 Policy”, will show only the information in that module, with the modules organised in the 9.1 module tree, shown also as individual modules:

Clicking on the “9.1.1 General” module, again only shows the information in that module, and a User must cycle through the other modules to see the information in them:

To allow the information to be shown in a more readable fashion, a “Content Flow" can be created in the "Admin Console" under the “Structure” tab:

As can be seen above the structure of the modules is shown and there is a column “CF”, which stands for Content Flow:

To set the "Content Flow", click on the “Edit” button and open the module structure:

In this case we want to create a “Content Flow” for the tree “9.1 General”, so we need to click the “CF” check box which is associated with that module:

The check box will show blue with a tick in it and the modules within that module tree will be coloured grey and no longer clickable:

"Save" your work and “Publish” the document, then navigate to the Yonder Dashboard and refresh the page. 

You will now see that a “Content Flow” has been created for the module Tree starting with “9.1.1 General”: