How to migrate the contents to another tool?
Table of content
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Before starting
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Design
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Responsive
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Content
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Security
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Configuration
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How to redirect to a domain?
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How URLs are built?
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How not to indicate the language in the URL?
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How to indicate that the title of the page to be displayed is different from its name?
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How to define a site with HTTPS
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How do I implement a search engine on my website?
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What conditions do pages and contents have to meet in order to be found by the search engine?
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How do I specify which contents and pages I don’t want to be indexed?
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How to adjust a search result
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How to define the title of a page
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GXportal Online
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Change Log
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GXportal Installation and Tools
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Glossary
How URLs are built?
A URL is set up, in a predefined manner, as follows:
domain/folder1/folder2/page
If you want to remove a folder from the URL, select the folder from the Sitemap option, and in its properties -in the “Url” property group- assign value “No” to the “Represent in the url” property.
The value for representing both the folder and the page in the URL is the one defined in the “Friendly Url” property –in the “Url” group. This value is predetermined to be the same as its name. When a name includes words separated by a blank space, the blank is replaced by “-”
Example:
Suppose that, in your site, you have the “institutional” folder that includes the “success stories” page. The page’s URL has been predetermined to be: mydomain.com/institutional/success-stories
When the value of “Represent in the url” has been defined as “No” in the “institutional” folder, then the URL will be: mydomain.com/success-stories
If, additionally, the “Success stories” page has the “Friendly Url” property with value “stories”, then the URL will be: mydomain.com/stories
domain/folder1/folder2/page
If you want to remove a folder from the URL, select the folder from the Sitemap option, and in its properties -in the “Url” property group- assign value “No” to the “Represent in the url” property.
The value for representing both the folder and the page in the URL is the one defined in the “Friendly Url” property –in the “Url” group. This value is predetermined to be the same as its name. When a name includes words separated by a blank space, the blank is replaced by “-”
Example:
Suppose that, in your site, you have the “institutional” folder that includes the “success stories” page. The page’s URL has been predetermined to be: mydomain.com/institutional/success-stories
When the value of “Represent in the url” has been defined as “No” in the “institutional” folder, then the URL will be: mydomain.com/success-stories
If, additionally, the “Success stories” page has the “Friendly Url” property with value “stories”, then the URL will be: mydomain.com/stories