Content pages in CMS
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- UpdatedJan 30, 2025
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- Yokohama
- Content Management System
Content pages are the core of the Content Management System. A content page is a web page that displays blocks of content.
Pages are built from content blocks and organized into sites. Pages display as regular webpages that are rendered in HTML. Constructing a content page requires a basic knowledge of HTML. Content pages are formed by arranging content blocks in predefined layouts. They can be used to present login pages, search pages, or ServiceNow content.
Related Content
- Content sites
A content site is a group of related content pages that have the same basic theme, layout, and URL suffix.
- Content Management templates
Templates are content pages that are reused to provide a consistent look and feel.
- Content types
Content types provide site-specific control of how system data defined by templates is rendered.
- Content blocks
A block is a defined piece of content within the system that can be reused.
- Style in Content Management
Content pages can be styled with CSS, just like any HTML website.
- Content Management meta tags
Meta tags are special tags in web pages that contain information about the page but are not rendered with the page. You can define custom meta tags for content pages.