1. CMS
  • Changelog
  • Getting started
  • Account and access
  • Dashboard
  • Getting Started
    • Quickstart
  • Properties
    • Property list
    • Creating a property
    • Editing a property
    • Property documents
    • Property types
    • Custom fields
  • Leads
    • Lead list
    • Lead detail
  • Analytics
    • Analytics
  • Users
    • Users and roles
  • CMS
    • Website pages
    • Page builder
    • Content blocks
  • SEO
    • SEO
  • Connectors
    • Connectors
  • Settings
    • Agency settings
    • Custom domain
    • Website appearance
    • Website texts
    • Advanced settings
    • Cookie banner and consent
    • Subscription and billing
  1. CMS

Website pages

The CMS section holds the content pages of your public website — About us, Services, Terms, and anything else you want to add alongside the property listings.
Open it from CMS in the sidebar. It is headed "CMS Pages — Manage your website content and pages".
Both administrators and agents can create, edit and publish pages. Only administrators can delete them.

Counters#

Three figures above the list: Total, Published and Draft.

Searching#

One search box, with the placeholder "Search pages by title or slug...". It matches both the page title and the slug.

The table#

ColumnShows
PageThe page title, with its address underneath as /slug
NavigationA Header badge, a Footer badge, both, or a dash when the page is in neither menu
UpdatedThe date of the last change
StatusPublished or Draft
ActionsEdit, publish/hide, delete
Clicking a row opens the page builder.

Row actions#

ActionResult
EditOpens the page for editing — general information, builder, SEO
Publish / HideSwitches the page between published and draft immediately
Delete (bin icon)Asks "Are you sure you want to delete this page?" and removes the page
Publishing shows "Page published"; hiding shows "Page unpublished". A failure shows "Failed to update page status". Deleting shows "Page deleted successfully" or "Failed to delete page".
Note
Deleting a page removes it and its content permanently.

Creating a page#

Create Page opens a form with three tabs.

General Information#

FieldRequiredAcceptsPurpose
Page TitleYesUp to 500 characters. Placeholder: "About Us"The title shown on your website
Page SlugYesLowercase letters, numbers and hyphens. Placeholder: "about-us"The address of the page. Shown live as URL: /your-slug
The slug is generated from the title while the slug field is still empty; after that it is yours to control.
Navigation Settings
OptionEffect
Show in Header NavigationThe page appears in the top menu of your website
Show in Footer NavigationThe page appears in the footer menu
Show on Home Page (before footer)The page's content is embedded on the home page, above the footer
Menu OrderA number. Lower numbers appear first in navigation
Publishing
OptionEffect
Publish immediately (make page visible on your website)Publishes the page as soon as it is created. Off by default
Next: Build Page → moves to the builder tab.

Page Builder#

The visual editor. See Page builder.

SEO & Metadata#

FieldRequiredAcceptsPurpose
SEO TitleNoUp to 60 characters in the formThe title search engines show. Left empty, the Page Title is used
Meta DescriptionNoUp to 160 characters in the formThe summary search engines show. A character counter runs below the box
Keywords (comma-separated)NoTextKeywords for the page
Below the fields, an SEO Preview panel shows how the page will look in search results: the title, the address, and the description.

Saving#

Create Page saves. If the title or the slug is missing you are sent back to the General Information tab. Cancel asks for confirmation before discarding.
On success you see "Page created successfully" and return to the page list. On failure, "Failed to create page".

Editing a page#

Choosing Edit on a row opens the same three tabs with everything filled in. Two differences:
The publishing checkbox reads "Page is published (visible on website)".
The save button reads Save Changes with an asterisk while there are unsaved changes.
Leaving with unsaved changes asks "You have unsaved changes. Are you sure you want to leave?".
On success you see "Page updated successfully" and return to the list. On failure the page shows "Failed to update page. Please try again."
If the page does not exist you see "Page not found" and a Back to Pages button.

Publishing rules#

A page is only visible on your website when Published is on. A draft page keeps its address reserved but returns nothing to visitors.
Published pages are also listed in your sitemap automatically. See SEO.
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