• Page tree management

  The page tree is the visual structure of a site inside the CMS. It shows all the pages that make up the website and how they are organized. You can use the page tree to understand the site structure, open pages, create new pages, manage subpages, reorder content, and access page-level options. What the page tree shows The page tree is divided into different areas: PagesSome readers

• How to create a page

  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: UsSome readers

• Page settings

  Use page settings to control basic page information and visibility. The page settings panel lets you update key options for an existing page. This article only covers the basic page settings: page name, URL slug, menu visibility, header and footer visibility, and page image. Other page configuration options are explained in separate articles. Configure the page URL InSome readers

• How to generate page content with AI

  Generate, rewrite, or improve all visible page texts with AI from one panel. The page text AI panel helps you edit the texts of a page from a single place. Instead of opening each block one by one, you can write a prompt and ask AI to generate new copy, rewrite existing text, or improve the visible texts on the page. When to use it This feature is especially useSome readers

• How to translate a page with AI

  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 pSome readers

• SEO

  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.Some readers

• Social sharing

  Configure how a page appears when its URL is shared. The social share panel lets you set the image, title, and description used when a page is shared on social networks, messaging apps, or other platforms. You can edit these fields manually, generate the title and description with AI, or translate them into the active site languages. These settings do not change the visible content of the page. They only control the preview shown when the page URL is shared. ![](https://storage.crisp.Some readers

• Sitemap.xml

  Choose which pages search engines should discover through your sitemaps. The website uses a sitemap index to organize the individual sitemap files generated for each language. From the page settings panel, you can choose whether each page should be included and configure its Priority and Frequency values. You can view the sitemap index at: www.yourdomain.com/sitemap_index.xml The sitemap index contains a separate sitemap for each language available on the website. These language-sSome readers

• /llms.txt

  Use llms.txt to help AI assistants understand your website. The llms.txt file gives AI assistants a clear summary of your website and a list of useful pages they can use as references. You can view it at: www.yourdomain.com/llms.txt Site information The Site Information block contains a description of the accommodation, generated from the website content. You can edit this tSome readers