Editing Page Properties

Here you are able to edit Page Settings such as Page Title, Description, Keywords. Control Menu Settings and advance functions like Search Categorization, Open Graph and any custom features.

1. Click on the gear icon for Properties

2. In the Properties tab, Check/Uncheck Page Active

Activate or Deactivate your page. Active means users can view the webpage.

3. Click on Navigation Name

Here you name the page as it will be seen in the Navigation menu of the CMS

4. Click on Page Link

Here you can create 'Friendly URLs' - separate words with dashes (-) instead of spaces or symbols. Make sure to remove apostrophes and any special characters.

5. Full Path.

Here you can view what the URL Path will look like after you name your Page Link.

6. Click on Page Title

Here is where you set how the page name will appear in a browser tab.

7. Check Visible in Menu

Determine whether you want this page to be visible in the menu.

8. Check Visible in Sitemap

Determine whether you want this page to be visible in Sitemap.

9. Check Canonical Url

Determine whether you want this page to be a canonical URL. A canonical URL is the preferred URL for a specific piece of content when multiple URLs exist that point to the same content or similar variations of it. With this feature, when checked off, you are telling search crawlers like Google for example that this page, this content is designated as the authoritative or primary URL for search engines to index and rank.

10. Check Redirect

If this page is a redirect. Check it off and new options will appear to configure the redirect.

11. Use Location to select the page for the Redirect

12. Select Redirect Type. Select Permanent or Temporary Redirect from the dropdown menu.

Permanent Redirect (301):
- Status Code: 301 Moved Permanently
- Meaning: Indicates that the requested URL has permanently moved to a new location.
- Use Case: Employed when a website permanently redirects one URL to another, typically because the original URL no longer exists or has been replaced by a new one.
- SEO Impact: Search engines treat 301 redirects as a signal to pass the ranking authority (link juice) from the old URL to the new one. It's considered a best practice for preserving search engine rankings when changing URLs.
Temporary Redirect (302):
- Status Code: 302 Found (or 307 Temporary Redirect in HTTP/1.1)
- Meaning: Indicates that the requested URL has temporarily moved to a different location.
- Use Case: Used when a URL is temporarily redirected to another URL. It implies that the original URL may be restored in the future.
- SEO Impact: Search engines may not pass link equity from the original URL to the temporary one. If the redirect is expected to be permanent, using a 301 redirect is recommended for SEO purposes.

13. Click on Description.

You can add the SEO Page Description.

14. Click on Keywords.

Add SEO Page Keywords.

15. Check or Uncheck Force SSL.

If you don't have SSL on all parts of your website, you can determine whether you want to force SSL for this specific page.

16. Click on Menu Options.

17. Check or Uncheck Hide on Small Screen.

Option to Hide page menu item on a Small Screen.

18. Check Add Menu Separator

Option to add Menu Separator to menu.

19. Check Disable Navigation.

Option to disable navigation when you have a mega menu.

20. Select option from Menu Arrow Direction dropdown menu

Here you can select how you want the menu arrow direction to point.

21. Select from Open Location options in the dropdown menu.

You can select whether you want the menu item to open in the same window/tab or new window/tab.

22. Check Rich Nav.

Here you have the option to include a rich menu navigation using the WYSIWYG editor or by adding HTML. A content window will appear for you to enter this content.

23. Click on Search Categorization

24. Index. Checking this means the page will always be indexed.

25. Click on Boost Search Factor

26. Check or Uncheck Index when a query string exists.

This option refers to a setting or directive for your robots.txt file. This setting determines whether search engines should index web pages that have query strings appended to their URLs.

27. Check Index when NO query string exists.

This setting determines whether search engines should index web pages that have NO query strings appended to their URLs.

28. Check Index if it is using Advantage re-write.

Here you're letting search engines know that you want this page indexed even if it has a re-write.

29. Check Index if it is NOT using a re-write

30. Check Do not follow Links on the page.

This option is a directive that instructs search engine bots not to follow or crawl the links present on a particular web page.

31. Check Use advanced regex matching.

This will employ advanced or regular expression (regex) patterns for more sophisticated text matching and manipulation tasks.

32. Select Scrape method from the dropdown menu.

Here you can select the scrape method that is used to extract data from this page.

33. Click on Content Type.

Select the category you wish to classify this page. You can create as many categories as you want in Domain Management > Configuration Settings.

34. Open Graph

Click on Title. This is the title of the page as it should appear when shared on social media platforms. It's often separate from the HTML title tag for SEO purposes.
Click on Type. Open Graph supports various types of content such as website, article, video, etc. This setting allows specifying the type of content the page represents.
Click on Url. The canonical URL of the page, which is used as the basis for sharing. It's important for ensuring that shared links point to the correct location.
Click on Image. An image associated with the page. This image should be visually appealing and relevant to the content of the page.