Localised SEO Group
Similar to SEO, but special metadata used to ensure search engines see this page as a language specific landing page.
The PagePrecision CMS current capabilities were developed after analysing the needs of our initial batch of clients:
The above is achieved by different templates with their own functionality groups, as well as site-wide options. This modular approach allows expanding with your business by creating new templates, new functionality groups, and new site-wide options.
Functionality groups are used within each template to manage the core functionality of each individual page, controlling the presentation, behaviour, and meta data of a page.
Similar to SEO, but special metadata used to ensure search engines see this page as a language specific landing page.
Metadata used to manage how search engines view the contents of an page, as well as how the page is displayed when shared on Facebook or other services.
This optional group allows controlling what gets displayed on functional layouts such as List Children without interfering with the SEO metadata.
Displays text, image, and other brochure elements.
Templates make use of multiple groups to define the functionality of each individual page.
These are pages where the Multilingual Global will direct to: special starting points for any particular language.
This template automatically redirects the user to a page tailored for his language, as specified by the user's browser; optionally, this template can display content to allow the user to chose a language.
A brochure-like page for a page not found error, it allows customising the Page Not Found error globally or for specific languages.
Used for the brochure-like content, meant for content presentation only.
This allows both the content and the site administrators to specify elements that will be repeated on multiple pages, as well as default settings used throughout the site.
The menus appear on all pages, both on the header and the footer.
This option allows setting up the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) message for different languages, giving your website visitors a way understand and control what happens to their data.
The Favicon is a small logo that appears on the browser tab, as well as on bookmarks, tabs, mobile phones when the pages using the Add to Home Screen functionality, and others.
The Options / Editor holds global site information that is managed by the content editor.
Important settings regarding the site functionality are held here.