There are a number of options with pages that are meant to suit various use cases. We’ll walk through each of them here.
Page name and placement
Standard Cascade stuff here.
→ Details: Asset naming and placement
Page title and description
The page title should be “human readable” with proper capitalization, word spacing, etc. It is displayed in the following places
The browser tab
Page heading (if not hidden)
Breadcrumbs
→ Details: Site footer
Descriptions aren’t required, but are recommended to enhance SEO (i.e., search engine results rankings). They should be no longer than a couple sentences.
Other metadata
There are a few other metadata fields you may find useful. You can find them by clicking on the Metadata tab in the editing interface.
All fields here are optional and can be safely left blank.
Author and Publication date
If you create any customizations that involve page indexing, these files may come in useful for displaying and sorting your index results.
These two fields values are also used in the page heading in certain circumstances.
Canonical URL
If your page replicates content from another page, you may want to provide the URL of the other page here for SEO purposes.
→ More: Help Google choose the right canonical URL for your duplicate pages
To be continued….
→ Next: Page settings
Page settings
The Settings Data Definition group is collapsed by default. Expand this to access your page settings.
Page classes
Classes are useful when applying custom CSS or JavaScript by distinguishing this page from other pages on your site.
Including custom CSS and JavaScript
You can reference custom CSS and JavaScript files that are specific this page (as opposed to being included site-wide). These references are defined by the Custom CSS and Custom JavaScript patterns, respectively.
→ Details: Custom CSS pattern
→ Details: Custom JavaScript pattern
Associating a thumbnail image
If you create any customizations that involve page indexing, you may want to select an image here that displays with this page’s index listing.
To be continued….
→ Next: Page layout options