How to Manage Website (CMS) Pages

Managing CMS Pages

Navigation Path:
Settings → CMS Page

Overview:
The CMS Page section allows admins to create and manage informational pages within the platform, such as About Us, Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, and other custom content pages. 


When to Use:

  • Updating policy or legal information.

  • Adding custom pages with organization-specific details.

  • Editing existing pages for branding or content refreshes.


Viewing and Editing Existing Pages:

  1. Navigate to Settings → CMS Page.

  2. The list displays all current CMS pages with their Title, Publish status and Visibility.  

  3. Click Edit next to the page you want to update.

  4. Edit fields like title, description, legal image and SEO optimisation (page URL along with meta title, description and keywords) 
  5. Click Save to publish the changes instantly.


Adding a New CMS Page:

  1. Click Add New Page.

  2. Enter:

    • Page Title – The name of the page (e.g., “Community Guidelines”). 

    • Description - The main content or body of the page. This should provide clear and relevant information for the users visiting the page. 

    • Legal Image - Add Legal Page image in dimension 1390px by 305pxx in JPEG format 

    • SEO optimisation- Enhance visibility by entering: 
      - Page URL – A clean, readable link for the page (e.g., yourdomain.com/community-guidelines)  
      - Meta Title – A brief, descriptive title shown in search engine results.  
      - Meta Description – A short summary of the page content for search engine display.  
      - Keywords – Relevant search terms to improve discoverability.  
  3. Click Update to create and publish the page.


Best Practices:

  • Use consistent formatting for headings and text to maintain a professional look.

  • Regularly review policy-related pages to ensure compliance with current regulations.

  • Test new CMS pages to confirm proper display.

 


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