Page Management

Jolojo gives you 2 methods for page creation 1 (Add page) and 2 (Duplicate page).

1. Add page

The available features are:

• Active page? - By default this is 'on' and green. If you want to create a page but not allow anyone other that Admins or Super to view this page (useful for spending a little time creating the page and adding content) then click the switch and turn if to off (red / switch to the left).
• Add to site map? - All pages that have the switch on are added to the default /sitemap.xml file for search engines, switch this to off and bingo, your page is not in the sitemap.
•  URL - The Universal resource Location of the page you are creating, this page was created using /general/page-management. So, use a relative path (domain excluded) instead of an absolute path (domain included).
• Thumbnail (OG Image) - This is optional. You can add an OG image to the config and any social sharing of the page will use that as the default, or if you wish to you can use a bespoke one for any page you like (note that Blog posts can have their own OG image, and that will over-write the Page level OG image).
• Page Title - This is a Mata Tag and is what a browser will display when viewing the page in the Tab you are on. Put simply, just summarise the page in a very short sentence and you won't go far wrong. Google can use this for the title of your page in search results. Maximum length of 60 characters is recommended.
• Meta Description - Is the Meta Description Again this is used by Google in its search results (if it choses to) if the content describes or is a summary of the content on the page. Google says it bears no weight in search engine ranking positions (SERPS), the jury is out on that one. 150 characters maximum is recommended.
• Advanced options (accessed by 1 in screen shot above) are:
• Page scopes - You can limit the page to be viewed by a user with a particular scope (you can use multiple selectors). They will only be able to view the page if they are given this scope.
• Canonical URL - If the page is a copy of or has very similar content to another page on your site (you may be using it as a promotional landing page for instance) then adding a canonical URL referencing the other page will tell Google not to index this page, that it is a copy of another page and it should reference that in its results. Some SEO's will add a Canonical URL of the page itself, that is a bit stupid, Google says that makes no difference, but it is there is you want to.
• No Follow - Tells Search Engines not to follow links from the page.
• No Index - Tells Search Engines not to index the page.
• No Archive - Tells Search Engines are web archives not to archive the page.

2. Duplicate page

Clicking the duplicate page creates a copy of the current page with the URL copied and /duplicate added. So a duplication of /contact would create /contact/duplicate

Other functions available on Page Management:

3. Edit page

This brings up the same modal as page creation enabling you to edit the page.

4. Delete page

Deletes a page...

5. Hide blogs

Clicking this button hides any pages with blog posts on them (so only showing pages).

6. Hide pages

Clicking this button hides pages (only showing pages with blog posts on them).

7. Search pages

Seraches for pages in your site.