Page settings

The most common settings an editor uses include:

• Page Title:
  • The title displayed in menus, browser tabs, and search results.
• Visibility:
  • Enable/Disable: Controls whether the page is visible on the website.
  • Hide in Menu: Makes the page accessible via URL but hidden from the navigation menu.
• Access Restrictions:
  • Start/Stop Time: Define a time range for when the page is publicly visible.
  • User Group Access: Limit access to specific frontend user groups.
• SEO Settings:
  • Page Title: The main title of the page, which appears in the browser tab and search results.
  • Meta Description: A short description used by search engines.
  • URL Segment: Customize the URL slug to make it SEO-friendly.
• Navigation and Breadcrumb:
  • Alternative Navigation Title: A custom title for navigation menus if different from the page title.
  • Exclude from Sitemap: Prevents the page from appearing in the XML sitemap.
• Metadata:
  • Keywords: Tags for SEO and content classification (though less commonly used in modern SEO).
  • Author Information: Identify the page's author, useful for internal purposes or multi-author sites.
• Backend Layout:
  • Select a specific backend layout, helping editors structure the content areas and columns for page editing.

How to edit the page properties

• Open the Page module in the backend.
• In the page tree, locate the page you want to edit.
• Right-click on the page and select Edit from the context menu, or simply double-click the page name.

Alternatively, you can click the Edit icon in the panel on the right when the page is selected.