Pages overview (Content)

1. Overview of pages (posts)

Almost at the top of the dashboard menu you will find the 'Posts' button. When you click this, a list of 'All posts' opens on the right side of the window. This is an overview of all the pages that exist within the website. This is a total list, within which you can search using the search bar.

If you click on "Posts" in the menu, a submenu also pops out. This lists the types of pages that exist within the site. Clicking on one of these types (e.g., 'Interview') will bring up the list of all pages of that type on the right side of the screen. If you create a new page in the future, it will automatically appear here under the corresponding page type.

Good to know

There are only two pages you can create yourself in the dashboard or in the editor:

• Regular page
• Interview

The other pages are created automatically through Index. You cannot create these manually in the Plate dashboard or in the editor:

• Sector
• Functional area
• Company
• Job
• Consultant

2. Published and unpublished pages

In the overview of pages, you can see whether a page has been published or not. If a page is published, then someone who is not logged into the CMS (a visitor) can see this page. However, a visitor can only access the page if it is linked to somewhere on the website or if he or she has the specific link to the page.

You can see directly in the overview whether a page has been published or not. You can recognize this by the green label (= published) and the gray label (= unpublished).

Are you filling a new page? Then it is best to set it to unpublished until the page is finished. Pay special attention to this for Interview pages. When this page types is published, it automatically appears in the corresponding overview. The section Creating a new page explains how to publish or unpublish a page.

3. Title and URL

In the list of pages, you will see the columns 'Title' and 'URL'.

3.1 Title

If you click on the pencil icon, you will be taken to the settings for that page (post). These are largely the same settings you enter when you create a new page. You can always adjust them here, via the dashboard, or via the editor.

• Title
• Slug (URL)
• Published / unpublished
• Publication date and time
• SEO title
• SEO description

3.2 URL

If you click on the blue URL of a page in the page overview, you will be sent directly to that page in editor mode. So this is a direct route to editing that page.

4. Deleting pages

You can manage the pages on your website in the page overview. You can also delete pages here. To do so, follow these steps:

1. Check the box next to the title of the page you want to delete. You can check multiple pages.
2. A black bar with a number of options will appear.
3. Click on ‘Delete’.
4. A pop-up message will appear. Are you sure you want to delete these objects? This will remove the objects and all their references. You can roll back this action in Version Control.

If you have selected ‘Delete’, you will see that the relevant pages disappear from the overview.

5. Sorting pages

The sort function on the dashboard allows you to put your pages in the order you want. This is useful, for example, if you want certain team members to appear at the top of the team overview.

To sort your pages in the right order, use the "Reorder" feature on the dashboard.

1. Click 'Content' in the dashboard.
2. Choose the type of page (Posts) you want to sort.
3. Click the 'Reorder' button at the top right of the screen.
4. On the left side, drag the items with your mouse into the correct order and press 'Save'.