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I have document type A with subtypes B, C, D. E and F. I also have node AA with sub-nodes BB and CC. I want to create subnode DD under AA and DD must have document type D. I have created document type D by my own. When I create DD I steel see document types B, C, E, F in the list of available option. What I need to do to create node DD having document type D?

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  • What do you mean by subtype ? Allowed child nodes, or is A the master document type of B/C/D/E/F ? Commented Oct 26, 2011 at 11:45

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You will see all the Document types that are allowed to be used to create nodes under the parent node.

In the "Settings" section, you can restrict which Document types can be used to create nodes under other specific Document types.

For example, go to the Document type A in "Settings > Document types" and click on the "Structure" tab. You can then select the Document types that can be used to create Nodes under any node based upon the A document type.

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You can define for every Umbraco document type which other document types are allowed as child nodes.

For this, you'll need to go to settings -> Document types, select your document type, go to the Structure tab and check the corresponding Allowed child nodetypes.

Therefore, every node's document type determines the document types possible for its child nodes - except for the Content root node, any document type is allowed there.

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Yes, I see. I've checked that flags but it didn't take effect. Maybe I should have republished the site or something like that... Nevertheless, thank you very much.

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