Creating a page
Follow these steps to create a new page:
1. Open the 'Page' tab in the management toolbar.
2. Click the 'Add page' button.
3. A pop-up now opens for creating the page.
Explanation of fields - 'General settings' tab
| Field | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Page button name | This name will be displayed in the menu. |
| Page title | This name is set as the default title on the page. |
| Template | This is the page template property. Some examples of templates are: - Standard: text page with block system - Site map: automatic table of contents of the tree structure - News: automatic presentation of your recent news items - News archive: automatic presentation of all your news items |
| Page falls under | Here you specify the page in the tree structure under which the new page should fall. |
| Include in which menu | Here you select whether the page should (yes) or should not (no) be visible in the menu. If you have multiple menu positions, when you create a page under the home page a pulldown is presented so you can select which menu the page should be shown in. |
| Position in menu | Numerical position in the menu, which determines the order in which they appear. |
Explanation of fields - 'SEO settings' tab
If you have a search function within the website, it will look at the SEO settings to better determine the relevance of search results.
| Field | Explanation |
|---|---|
| SEO Title | This name is placed within the page's title tag. This is shown in the browser tab and as the title of a result within search engines. |
| Keywords | Here you can enter comma-separated keywords that relate to the page content. These are placed within the website as a meta tag. Note: Adding keywords will not affect your search engine rankings. Filling in keywords for the page does influence the relevance for internal search functionality, if present. |
| Description | Here you can enter a brief description that summarizes the page content. This is placed within the website as a meta tag. Search engines will display this as a result description, but it will not be visible on your website. |
| URL name | This name is used as the page name in the URL. Note: This may not contain any special characters or spaces. |