What a page is
A page is any content of your own website that isn't pulled from the catalog: the home page, a landing page, "About us" or the legal texts. From Content (CMS) › Pages you write its content in each language, choose its address and decide whether it appears in the menu.
Each page has its own address, the permalink, made up of a category and a short name:
| Concept | What it decides |
|---|---|
| Permalink | The page's address: a category (for example, /online/) and the page name. |
| Parent page | Which page it depends on. With "Home page", it sits at the top level. |
| Associated module | The portal section the page relates to, such as Home, Hotels or Contact. |
| Visibility | Whether the page appears in the menu, on mobile devices, and whether it is public. |
The 4 steps to publish a page
What do you want to do?
Page list
What it's for
View all the website's pages, their identifier and where they are shown, and access their actions.
When to use it
Before creating a page, to check it doesn't already exist, or to find the one you want to change.
| ID | Order | Title | Agency | Actions 3 | Visibility 4Menu/Mobile/Public |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1210 | n/a | Summer getaways | |||
| 1204 | n/a | Legal notice | |||
| 1201 | n/a | Home | |||
| 1198 | n/a |
Step by step
- Click New page to create one. The Page creation / editing screen opens.
- Type in Search to filter the list by any text in the row, or choose how many entries to view in Show.
- In Actions, the green button opens the page on the website, the blue pencil edits it and the red trash can deletes it.
- In Visibility, each mark shows, in this order, whether the page is in the menu, on mobile devices, and whether it is public: green for yes and red for no.
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| ID | Internal number of the page. Click a column header to sort. |
| Order | Position of the page; "n/a" if none is assigned. |
| Title | Title of the page. The green house marks the home page. |
| Agency | Agency the page belongs to, if any. |
Text, address and SEO
What it's for
Write the page's title, address, search-engine text and content in each language.
When to use it
When creating a new page or updating its text, for example when launching a seasonal campaign.
Step by step
- Choose the tab of the language you're going to fill in. Repeat the following steps for each language you use.
- Type the Title (up to 70 characters).
- In Permalink, choose the category from the dropdown (for example, /online/) and type the page name in lowercase with hyphens. To change it later, click Edit.
- Type the Subtitle, the Meta Description (up to 255 characters each) and the Meta Keywords separated by commas.
- Type the Content using the editor. To insert offers, maps or other dynamic blocks, use the green button in the bottom-right corner. This field is what the website shows while the Content on the website selector, at the top, is set to Editor (the default option).
| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
| Title | Page title. Maximum 70 characters. |
| Permalink | Page address: category (/online/, /legal/, /vuelos-baratos/…) plus the name. The dropdown also lets you type a category. |
| Subtitle | Secondary text of the page. Maximum 255 characters. |
| Meta Description | Summary shown by search engines under the title. Maximum 255 characters. |
| Meta Keywords | Keywords for the page. |
| Content | Body of the page, with formatting, tables, links, images and videos. |
Images
What it's for
Assign the page a desktop image and, if you want, versions adapted for mobile and tablet.
When to use it
On landing pages and destination pages that show a main image.
Step by step
- In Image, click the blue folder button and choose the file from your files.
- Repeat for Mobile Image and Tablet Image if you have versions adapted to those sizes.
Settings and categories
What it's for
Place the page within the website's structure and classify it with categories and tags.
When to use it
When creating a page that depends on another (for example, a destination within a country) or that belongs to a portal section.
Step by step
- In Parent page, leave "Home page" or choose the page it depends on.
- In Associated module, choose the portal section it relates to, or "None".
- Set the Priority if you want to fix its order.
- In Categories and Tags, choose existing values or type a new one and press the comma key.
| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
| Parent page | Lists the website's pages in all their languages. Default: "Home page". |
| Associated module | Portal sections, such as Home, Hotels, Flights, Tours, Offers, Destinations, Contact or the legal texts. Default: "- Choose -". |
| Priority | Order number of the page. |
| Categories · Tags | Accept multiple values. Used to group pages with the same topic. |
Visibility
What it's for
Decide whether the page appears in the website menu, whether it shows on mobile, and whether it is published.
When to use it
When publishing a new page, removing it from the menu, or taking it off the website without deleting it.
Step by step
- Check In the menu, On mobile device and Public according to where you want the page to appear.
- Click Save to save all the changes on the screen.
| Checkbox | What it does |
|---|---|
| In the menu | Shows the page in the website menu. |
| On mobile device | Shows the page on mobile devices. |
| Public | Publishes the page. If unchecked, the page is not published. |
Web builder
What it's for
Lay out the page visually, dragging blocks such as titles, images, buttons, accordions or widgets.
When to use it
For landing pages with several sections or columns that would be difficult to build with the text editor.
Step by step
- On the editing screen, click Web builder. In the Add panel, search for the element by name or browse its groups.
- Drag the element onto the canvas. Select it and adjust its appearance in Styles. All the details are in the Web builder manual.
- Using the device icons in the canvas toolbar, check how it looks on desktop, tablet and mobile.
- Click Save and check the result with View page. To go back to the page fields, click Back to page editing; there, choose Web builder in Content on the website and save the form so the website shows the layout.
| Group | Elements |
|---|---|
| Structure | Container, Column Container and Table. |
| Typography | Heading, Paragraph and Text Link. |
| Basic | List, Block Link and Button. |
| Multimedia | Image, Video, Icon and Slider. |
| Special | Accordion, Tabs, Widget, Code Block and Navigator. |
Edit, view and delete
What it's for
Open an existing page to change it, view it as the visitor sees it, or delete it.
When to use it
To update text, check the result after saving, or clean up pages that are no longer used.
| ID | Title | Actions | VisibilityMenu/Mobile/Public |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1210 | Summer getaways | 1 2 3 |
Step by step
- Click the green button to open the page on the website.
- Click the blue pencil to edit it. Make your changes, click Save, or, to exit without saving, Back to list.
- Click the red trash can to delete it.
Best practices
Short, clear permalinks
Use lowercase, hyphens and few words: escapadas-de-verano rather than pagina-nueva-2.
Search-engine text
Write your own meta description in each language, summarizing the page in one or two sentences.
Paste without formatting
When copying from another document, paste the text without formatting and style it with the editor toolbar.
Check on mobile
Check the page on mobile, especially if you laid it out with the Web builder or use large images.
- Every language tab you use has a title, permalink, text and content.
- The permalink is short, lowercase and hyphenated.
- The parent page and associated module are correct.
- The Visibility checkboxes match where you want to show the page.
- You have saved and checked the page with the green button in the list.