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Under the Details tab you may enter important data about the page you are authoring. Each of the labels contains helpful text. Hold your cursor over the label for tips on how to enter appropriate content.
This is the title of the page as it appears at the top of the page content, and in the title bar of the web browser. It needs to convey what the page is without being too verbose. Remember, the title is what appears in a search result listing when using Google or another search engine.
This is the address of your page. If someone bookmarks your page, or emails the link to someone else, the text you put in this field will be the final part of the address. Overall, your address should make sense when read without context, and should mimic the breadcrumb trail on your site. Use keywords, but be as brief as possible. Search engines also pay attention to the words in your page address.
This allows you to have different text appear in the navigation than the title of the page. For example, your page title might be “About Our Company,” but you may only want it to appear as “About” in your navigation. This text should be brief and unique enough to convey the content of the page when taken in the context of the overall site and the page linking it.
Use this space to enter a 255 character description of your page. Use your keywords, describe the page, but be brief. This text is used as the abstract for search results and also within the navigation of the site as “tool-tips.”
Your site may be configured to use different templates. This is where you can change them on each page.
The release date is automatically set to the current date when creating a new page. This date is used exclusively by certain Templates to display a date associated with the page. For example, pages in News Index views often display and are sorted by this date.
Enter a date and/or time here to publish the page at that time.
Enter a date and/or time here to unpublish the page at that time.
Check this box to publish the page, uncheck it to unpublish the page. Be sure to hit the Save button to commit the change.
Uncheck this box to keep the page from appearing in the site navigation. This may be used to let someone preview a published page without allowing the general public to easily find the page.
Check this box to allow this page to appear in internal search results. Uncheck it to prevent the page from appearing. This only affects the search feature of the web site, not an external search engine, such as Google.
Use this field to credit the author of the page. This information will not appear in the page content, but will appear in the page’s source code.
Use this field to tell search engines when the page content will expire. Format the date as follows: day, dd mm yyyy.
Use this field to add copyright information for the page content. This information will not appear in the page content, but will appear in the page’s source code.
Use this field to add a short summary of the page content. This information will not appear in the page content, but will appear in the page’s source code. Some search engines will use this as the excerpt for the page in their search results. If you do not fill out this field, the Summary text will be used instead.
Use this to enter keywords that describe the page content. This information will not appear in the page content, but will appear in the page’s source code. Please note: Meta keywords were formerly used by search engines to help rank web sites, but the vast majority of search engines (including Google and Bing) no longer use Meta keywords in their ranking algorithms.
You may add additional Meta tags to the page by clicking the Advanced button. Please see our “Custom Meta Tags” post on the QuantumCMS Community for more information.
These keywords will not appear in the page content or the source code; they will only appear in the database. The internal site search will factor in these keywords when producing search results. Use this to enter common misspellings or alternate spellings of important page content.