Content Order works like the weight on a menu, allowing you to set the order of the content when it displays to the user. This is available for the Profile and Spotlight content types.

Use the dropdown to select the order in which the content should be displayed.

• Content with lower numbers appears first.
• Content with higher numbers appear last.
• When two pieces of content have the same Weight / Order the sorting will be alphabetical.

SEO is something many site editors forget about when creating their site but is very easy to do. By adjusting or adding a little bit to your site, you can get search engines to look more favorably at your page and also make sure that it looks nice when shared or shows up in search results.

• SEO Title
  • If left blank the page title will be used as the SEO title.
  • However, sometimes having a slightly different title show in search results is a good idea.
• SEO Description
  • The header description is used for SEO but sometimes it isn't exactly what you want to show in search results. Here you can write you own which will not show on the page.
• SEO Image
  • Search engines will usually use the first image on the page as the placeholder. Here you can add your own image which will be used but not show up on the page.
• SEO analysis
  • This section provides you with a real-time analysis of your page to see what might need improvement to help it rank higher in the search results.
  • Click on Seo preview to have it give you feedback

When you are editing content, you can access the menu settings for that content by clicking on the Menu settings tab in the content editor. Then select the Provide a menu link checkbox to display more available options.

The menu settings allow you to control the appearance and behavior of the content in the site's menus. There are several options available in the menu settings, including:

• Menu link title - This field allows you to specify the text that will appear in the menu for the content. If left blank, the title of the content will be used.
• Parent item - This drop-down menu allows you to specify the parent menu item for the content. This determines the hierarchy of the menu and the location of the content in the menu.
• Weight - This field allows you to specific the weight of the content in the menu. Higher weights will cause the content to appear lower in the menu, while lower weights will cause the content to appear higher in the menu.
• Provide a menu link - This checkbox allows you to specific whether or not the content should be included in the site's menus. If checked, the content will appear in the menus; if unchecked, it will not.

By configuring the menu settings while editing content, you can control the appearance and behavior of the content in the site's menus.

Scheduling options allows you to control the publishing status and date for a piece of content. You can access the scheduling options by clicking on the Scheduling options tab in the content editor.

There are several options available in scheduling options, including:

• Publish on - This field allows you to specify a date and time for the content to automatically be published.
• Unpublish on - This field allows you to specify a date and time for the content to automatically be unpublished.

By configuring the scheduling options when editing content, you can control the schedule of the publishing and unpublishing of the content at specific dates and times.

To change the URL alias for a single piece of content, you can edit the URL aliasfield in the content editor. The URL alias field is usually located in the URL aliastab of the content editor.

Simply unselect the checkbox for Generate automatic URL alias and enter the new URL in the URL alias field, then click the Save button. The URL alias for the content will be updated to the new value.

Note:

• Changing the URL alias for a piece of content will create a redirect from the old URL alias to the new URL alias. This is to ensure that users and search engines can still access to the content event if the URL alias has changed.

Available only when editing content

The URL redirects feature allows you to specify a custom URL for a piece of content, which will redirect users to the content when accessed. This can be useful if you want to use a shorter or more memorable URL for the content, or if you want to redirect users from an old URL to a new URL.

To use the URL redirects feature when editing content, follow these steps:

1. Click on the URL redirects tab in the content editor.
2. Click on Add URL redirect to add additional redirect to the content.
3. Enter the custom URL that you want to use for the content in the Redirect from field.
4. If desired, select the Redirect status option to specify the type of redirect that should be used. The options include 301 Moved Permanently, 302 Found, and 303 See Other.
5. Click the Save button to save your changes.

Note:

• Clicking on Add URL redirect will open a new tab.
• Click on Edit or Delete for the specific redirect will not open a new tab and all changes not saved will be lost.

Now, when users access the custom URL that you specified, they will be automatically redirected to the content. The URL redirects feature can be useful for maintaining the integrity of your site's URLs and for making it easier for users to access your content.