Question 1

Block reference guide

Accepted Answer

Use this technical reference to see which blocks are available and which fields each one contains

Blocks are reusable page sections. Each block type has its own fields, and each design determines how those fields are displayed on the website. This article is mainly useful for users who create, adapt, or maintain page designs.

|| The fields visible in the CMS may vary depending on the design applied to the block. A design may use only some of the available fields.

Blocks

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Question 2

Welcome to Banana

Accepted Answer

The platform helps professional website creators build, manage, and optimize websites for accommodation businesses.

It is designed for teams that create websites for hotels, resorts, aparthotels, apartment managers, and other hospitality businesses. You can use it to create new sites faster, manage existing websites more efficiently, and give accommodation teams a simpler way to update their own content when needed.

Core concepts

Three terms come up throughout the platform:

Account: Your personal identity in the platform. You use your account to sign in and access the workspaces, sites, and tools available to you.
Workspace: The shared space where your team manages websites. A workspace can include multiple users, permissions, sites, and shared configuration.
Site: One website. Each site contains its own pages, content, languages, settings, integrations, and publishing configuration.

What you can do with the platform

You can create complete websites from an initial brief, structure pages, add content sections, manage reusable designs, configure modules, connect booking engines, work with multiple languages, and publish changes to production.

AI is part of the core workflow. It can help generate first drafts, speed up content creation, support translations, assist with SEO, and reduce repetitive production work.

The goal

Question 3

SEO

Accepted Answer

Configure the SEO settings of each page manually or with AI.

The SEO panel lets you manage the main search visibility settings for a page. From this panel, you can edit the SEO title and description, preview how the page may appear in search results, manage robots settings, and add structured data.

SEO title and description

Each page can have its own Title and Description. You can write them manually or use AI to generate SEO tags based on the page content. If the site has multiple languages, you can also translate the SEO title and description into all active languages with AI.

The panel shows a SERP preview so you can see how the page may appear in search results.

Structured data

Structured data helps search engines and AI systems understand the content of the page. You can add structured data manually or generate it with AI from the SEO panel. Review the generated structured data before saving, especially on important pages such as Home, Rooms, Offers, Restaurants, Location, or Contact.

Robots settings

Use the Robots setting to control how search engines should treat the page. For most public pages, the usual setting is index, follow. Use other robots settings only when you do not want a page to appear in search results, or when you need to control how search engines follow links from that page.

Question 4

Available modules

Accepted Answer

Each module helps you manage a specific type of site content.

Modules help you manage structured and repeatable content such as rooms, offers, restaurants, meeting rooms, or FAQs.

The modules available in a site may depend on your workspace, site type, and user permissions. Depending on your permissions, you may be able to activate more or fewer modules.

Available modules

Hotels: Manage the properties of a hotel group, collection, or multiproperty site.
Rooms: Manage rooms and their features, such as descriptions, images, amenities, occupancy, and booking information.
Offers: Manage promotions, packages, and special offers for guests.
Restaurants: Manage restaurant information, such as description, address, phone number, images, menus, and opening details.
Meeting Rooms: Manage meeting and event spaces, including capacity, floor plans, images, and room features.
FAQ: Manage frequently asked questions and answers.
Reviews: Manage guest reviews or testimonials.
News: Manage blog-style content, such as news, updates, articles, or editorial posts.
Experiences: Manage activities, experiences, or services available during the stay.
Hotspots: Manage nearby points of interest, places, routes, or destination highlights.
Agenda: Manage upcoming events, schedules, or calendar-based content.
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Question 5

How to create a page

Accepted Answer

Choose where to create the page

New pages are created from the page tree. You can choose where the page should appear depending on the site structure. You can create a new page in three ways:

First-level page: Use the Add page button at the end of the Pages list. This creates a new page in the main page structure.
Subpage: Hover over an existing page that supports subpages and use the Add subpage button. This creates a page inside that parent page.
Landing page: Use the Add landing button in the Landings section. Landing pages do not belong to the main navigation tree.

|| The platform supports up to 5 levels of page depth.

Add the page name and URL slug

For each new page, enter a Page name and a URL slug.

The Page name is the name shown in the menu and in the page tree.
The URL slug is the user-friendly, descriptive part of a web address that comes after the domain name. For example, in https://example.com/rooms, the slug is rooms.

When you enter the page name, the platform automatically generates the URL slug. You can edit the slug manually if you need a different URL.

Page names in multiple languages

By default, the same page name is applied to all site languages. If the site uses multiple languages, you can translate the page name into all site languages using AI. This helps keep menus and page URLs consistent across languages without editing each language manually.

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Question 6

How to translate a page with AI

Accepted Answer

Translate all visible page texts into one or more active languages with AI.

The translate page panel helps you create translations for the texts on a page from a single place. You can translate the current page language into all active site languages, or choose one specific target language.

When to use it

Use this feature when you have finished or updated the text of a page and need to create the translated versions.

How it works

Open the translate page panel and choose the translation action you need. You can translate the page from the current language into all active languages, or from the current language into one selected language.

||| It does not translate texts that come from module items shown on the page, such as rooms, offers, restaurants, events, or FAQs. Those texts must be translated from their corresponding module.

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