Manage Space: Add CMS Page | Communifire Documentation

Content Management System (CMS) in Communifire is a way to create custom pages with static content. 

The difference between CMS pages and Page Builder pages: 

• CMS pages can be used for static content
• Page Builder pages can be used for static or dynamic content

Fill in the following information:

• Title: The name of the page. This title appears in search.
• URL Stub: The part of the URL that identifies this page. The stub will auto-fill based on the page title, but you can enter your own stub.
• Parent Page: Type in the name of the parent page, and pages will appear in a dropdown selection.
• Category: The category of the page. The category is included in the page's URL.
• Page content: The main content of the page.
• Attach files: Drag and drop files or click Select Files to upload a file.
• Required reading: Require users to mark the CMS page as read.
• Page navigation tree settings:
  • Check Show navigation tree section to include a right-hand navigation tree showing the hierarchy of CMS pages
  • Page from where the tree will start: Select the page to start the navigation tree
  • Auto expand all nodes of the navigation tree: Check this box to make the navigation tree appear expanded on page load
  • Do not allow navigation tree to be collapsed: Check this box to prevent navigation tree from being collapsed
  • Do not display this page in the navigation tree: Check this box to exclude this page from the navigation tree

• Meta information:
  • Page H1: Custom h1 tag. The h1 tag doesn't appear on the page but is picked up by search engines.
  • Meta Title: You can customize the name of the page by entering a meta title. This name will appear in the browser toolbar and in search engines.
  • Meta Description: A description of the page.
  • Meta Keywords: Keywords related to the page.
    Note: The meta fields are not searchable fields in Communifire.
  • Head Custom: Enter CSS or JavaScript to add in the page's head tag.
• Side Bar Content:
  • Side Bar Content: Content that appears at the top of the sidebar
  • Side Bar 2 Content: A second side bar section. It appears below the first side bar section and navigation tree.

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