Because the administration pages
are not intended to be edited, those pages are excluded from the edit mode
features provided by the site toolbar.
When you navigate to an administration page, the site toolbar automatically exits edit mode. The edit mode features are suppressed by the page parameter theme.disable.edit.mode on the Administration page label (unique name wps.Administration). Setting the parameter on the top-level administration page also causes the child pages to be affected.
You can set the theme.disable.edit.mode parameter on any page where you want to disable edit mode in the site toolbar. Edit the properties of the page, and add the theme.disable.edit.mode parameter with a value of true.
When you navigate to an administration page, the site toolbar automatically exits edit mode. The edit mode features are suppressed by the page parameter theme.disable.edit.mode on the Administration page label (unique name wps.Administration). Setting the parameter on the top-level administration page also causes the child pages to be affected.
You can set the theme.disable.edit.mode parameter on any page where you want to disable edit mode in the site toolbar. Edit the properties of the page, and add the theme.disable.edit.mode parameter with a value of true.
In
customhome page,I set “theme.disable.edit.mode” to true.
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