Page Settings
The Page Settings controls let you configure a variety of settings for each page of your site, including its name on the site menu, page format, and visibility status, as well as letting you tailor page titles and descriptions to aid search engine ranking.
This is the deafult Page Settings panel whihchlist all of the pages on your site including those 'nested' in sections. Clicking on the 'Edit' link beside the page name will open that page's own settings controls . . .
General Page Settings
Change Name on Menu: this lets you change the name of the page as it appears on the menu.
Page Format: many of our site designs feature a 2 or 3 column layout, with the facility to switch the rightmost on or off on a page-by-page basis. Switching the right column of provides more horizontal space on your page, and can be handy if you want, for instance, to add a large illustrative image, or a complex table.
Page Visibility: this facility lets you control whether a page is visible to public view, hidden form public view so you can edit it at your leisure, or switched off. Sometimes it's handy to switch a page off if it's, for instance, a Christmas page that you don't want active during other seasons.
Extended Page Settings
Display a Folder from the File Library*: your site includes a powerful document library facility which lets you upload Word, PDF and Excel documents (and other formats too), and share them with your users via download links. The Document Library lest you structure your files in traditional folders, with other folders nested within them if you want.
The 'Display a Folder' facility lets you select a top-level folder from your document library and have it displayed publicly on your page. This lets your users have access to all of the documents and files within it.
*NOTE: this functionality is nor normally included in our systems be default, as it is not usually required. However, if you think you need it we are happy to build it in for you for a small fee.
Page Search Engine Optimisation
Change Page Title: this lets you edit the title of the page (NOT it's name on the site menu) as it appears in the bar across the top of your browser window. Google in particular places great emphasis on the page title when indexing a site, so it is well worth writing good, clear titles for each and every page of your site.
Description: This field allows you to add a 'META' description to your page. When your page is shown in a search result in Google, it is this Description which appears below your site link. Writing this carefully to describe your page content in an attractive and informative manner can help your chances of users clicking on your link in the search results rather than your competitor's one.
Learn more about optimising your site content for search engines >
