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Content items​

This section of the administration primarily concerns the website content itself.

This section contains the following items in a list view:

  • Content items – this section contains all the pages of your website. You can find regular web pages, blog posts, the 404 error page, GDPR information, and more.

  • Localization – used for translating texts (so-called Resource strings) on your website into different languages. For each language available in the administration, you create its own separate localization version. More detailed information can be found in a separate guide.

  • Global widgets – primarily used for editing links and information in the footer. More in a separate guide.

  • Menu – in this section you can edit the navigation menu of your website. More in the separate menu guide.

  • PuxCategory – also known as taxonomy, it allows you to sort and organize your website content into categories. More information can be found in a separate guide.

  • Labels – similar to PuxCategory, this is used for creating and sorting tags primarily for blog posts. More information can be found in a separate guide.

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Each row contains the following information:

  • Page name – taken from the page title.

  • Page type – also called content type. This can be for example PuxPage, BlogPost, etc.

  • Publication status – indicates whether the page is published (accessible from the website) or unpublished, i.e. a draft. A draft is typically a working version of a page that cannot be accessed except from the administration.

  • Localization – indicates in which language the page is prepared, e.g.: cs-CZ for Czech, en-US for English, etc.

  • Date – shows the date/time of the last saved change to the given page.

  • User – the author of the last change on the given page.

  • Label – the category label (more in a separate guide).

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