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Page properties

  • Title - added when new page is created; serves as the default H1 heading for the page, the Page Title and default navigation label
  • Tags/Keywords
  • Navigation Title - add a shorter navigation title (if necessary)
  • Show in Navigation - select to display page in navigation

Meta Fields:

  • Meta Keywords
  • Meta Description - this can be displayed in some grids and list displays; used on search engine results pages

Vanity URL

Advanced options:

  Select the lock icon to modify title format.

Images are added to this tab for use in Grid displays and for Social sharing.

  Browse to the location of the image you want to use.

Images should be 800X600 or 1200X900 for consistent display.

 (image file) 

To display left, right or before/after content from the InheritedContent template, you must enable this display in the Sidebar Display section of the Page Properties.

Select the checkbox next to the content you wish to display on your page.

 

The share tab is not found on all page template.

  • Choose to display or hide share icons at the bottom of the page

The Share Tab also includes several OpenGraph fields including:

  • Title  - select the lock icon  to enable
  • Description - select the lock icon  to enable
  • Twitter Handle
  • Image

Used to add viable Cloud Services such as: Adobe Mobile Services; Facebook Connect; Twitter Connect; YouTube; Salesforce; Translation Integration; etc.

  • not available to all users

1. Access page properties in an open page

  1. On an open page, locate the Page Information icon.
  2. Scroll down and select 'Open Properties'.

 

 

Page Information icon

2. Select webpage in sites console

  1. Select a file to edit (select it's thumbnail).
  2. A horizontal toolbar will appear.
    1. Select "Properties"
  3. Make your necessary changes and select "Save & Close."

How to add vanity url

A vanity URL allows users to type in a shorter URL to get to your webpage.

For example, if your page is torontomu.ca/admissions/testing, set the Vanity URL to  "testing".

When a visitor types torontomu.ca/testing into the browser, they will be taken to: torontomu.ca/admissions/testing

Vanity URL instructions