A redirect is useful when you need to take a visitor user to some other location on the web when they visit a particular URL. For example, maybe you’ve moved something on your site to a new location, or perhaps you’re displaying an index of related pages on other websites
Creating redirects
Create a new page by selecting Redirect from the Add Content menu.
→ Details: Navigating the interface
Redirect destination
The redirect destination is the location to which the user will be taken.
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Enter the URL of the redirect’s destination.
Optional details
If you create any customizations that involve indexing redirects, you may want to include additional information about the redirect in these fields to display in the index listings.
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The Optional details Data Definition group is collapsed by default. Expand it to reveal its contents. |
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Site name - the name of the site on which the destination exists.
Page title - the title of the destination page.
Page description - a description of the destination page.
Page publication date - the publication date of the destination page.
Thumbnail image - a thumbnail representative of the the destination page.
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All the above details are intended to describe the destination, not the redirect itself. |