Edit page settings

Edit the settings of each page from your website to select the languages you want to offer this page in, to change your page title or to edit its meta keywords and description.

To change the page settings:

  1. Go to your left-hand menu and select Website builder.
  2. In the Pages tab, hover the mouse over the page title, click the three dots and select Page settings.

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Here you can activate or deactivate the Languages of a page, change the Name, the Page URL, and the SEO.

Setting Note
Language If you want to offer a certain page only in a specific language, you can deactivate the other languages for that page.

💡 Note: If you want to add a new general language, you will have to activate it first in Settings - Active Languages
Page name Screenshot

The name of the page, visible on both the website builder and the website.

💡 Note: Tailor the Page names for your different active languages.

Page URLScreenshot

The URL portion of this page, e.g. http://www.yourdomain.com/activities

💡 Notes:

  • Here you can use just letters, numbers, and dash (-) symbol
  • If you see a '1' at the end of your URL, it means there is already another page using the same slug (the end part of the URL). In this case, you will need to either choose a different slug or delete the duplicate page before removing the '1'.
SEO Keywords Special keywords that help Google to select your page for relevant searches. Find out more about SEO.
SEO page title and description The short title and description that Google shows underneath your search result.

💡 Note: It’s not possible to edit the SEO settings (title and meta description) of the automatically generated rental Overview pages, these are the default pages that appear under “All properties” in your site’s navigation.
The best workaround is to replace the default “All properties” page with a folder that contains custom Overview pages (pages you create manually in the Website Builder). You can then set the SEO title and meta description for these custom pages. This hides the default Overview pages from search engines and replaces them with your customizable ones.

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