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The My pages page (/app/web/pages) is the manager of custom CMS pages of your public site. This is where you create the classic pages of an institutional site: About, Contact, Legal notices, Privacy policy, Community history, blog articles, descriptive sheets — in short, all the pages whose URL and content you decide yourself.

"System" pages (schedules, events, galleries, home, etc.) are automatically generated by Unisoft from the dedicated modules — you don't have to create them here.

Access the page

In the backoffice, expand Website in the left sidebar, then click on My pages.

The direct URL is /app/web/pages.

Anatomy of the list

In the center of the page, a table presents all your CMS pages with the following columns:

Column	Content
Creation date	Day the page was created
Name	Internal label (used only in admin)
URL	Public address of the page — clickable, opens the site in a new tab
Title	SEO title (visible in the browser tab and in Google)
Description	SEO description (short summary displayed by search engines)
Action	Edit buttons and More menu (enable / disable)
Editor	Direct access button to the content editor

Enabled / Disabled tabs

Above the table, two tabs filter the display:

• Enabled — published pages, visible on the public site.
• Disabled — archived pages, kept in database but invisible on the public site side.

The number of pages in each state is displayed in parentheses.

Search

The Search a page field (top left) performs a full-text search on the label, title, and description. Type a few characters to instantly filter the table.

Pagination

By default, 20 pages per page. The arrows at the bottom of the table allow navigating between pages when you have more.

Create a new page

1. 1

   Click 'Create a Page'

   The button is at the top right of the table.

2. 2

   Fill in the edit form

   A modal opens, asking for the essential information (see the field details below).

3. 3

   Validate

   The page is created immediately in the database. It appears in the table, in the Enabled tab if enabled.

4. 4

   Edit the content

   Click the editor button to the right of the row to open the WYSIWYG editor and enter the visible content.

Form fields

Field	Required?	Description
Label	Yes	Internal page name (displayed in admin only, multilingual). E.g.: About us.
URL	Yes	Page URL segments. E.g.: about-us will produce https://[org].unisoft.world/about-us. For a hierarchical page: blog/article-1 will produce …/blog/article-1.
Title	Yes	Multilingual SEO title (<title> tag). Visible in the browser tab and in Google results.
Description	No	Multilingual SEO description (meta description tag). Short summary displayed by Google.
Advanced SEO	No	Additional metadata (keywords, OG image, robots, etc.).
Multi-language association	No	Allows associating this page with its version in another language.

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URL format — automatic normalization

Unisoft automatically normalizes your URL entry: conversion to lowercase, removal of accents, replacement of spaces with hyphens. You can type About Us — the system will record about-us. Special characters (?, &, #, etc.) should be avoided, they may be removed or escaped.

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Reserved URLs — forbidden to create

Some URLs are reserved by Unisoft for system pages (for example agenda, horaires, pages, evenements, galerie, etc.). If you try to create a page with one of these URLs, the system refuses creation with an error message. Choose a different URL (for example our-agenda instead of agenda).

Edit a page's content

Once the page is created, the visible content is written in the WYSIWYG editor (What You See Is What You Get), accessible via the button in the Editor column of each row.

The editor opens in a new view; you can:

• Format text (titles, bold, italic, lists, quotes, etc.).
• Insert images (drag-drop or upload).
• Insert call-to-action buttons with link.
• Insert structured blocks (boxes, separators, columns, etc.).
• Preview the rendering on the public site side.

Once the content is saved in the editor, it is immediately visible at the page's public URL (provided the page is enabled).

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Classic editor or AI editor?

Depending on your organization, you may have access to two editing modes: the Classic editor (standard WYSIWYG, manual layout) and the AI Editor (content generation assisted by artificial intelligence). The mode is chosen when the page is created — it cannot be modified afterwards.

Enable or disable a page

An enabled page is published and accessible on the public site at its URL. A disabled page no longer appears on the visitor side, but remains stored in database (with its content, its metadata) — just reactivate it to bring it back online.

Disable a page

1. On the relevant row, click the More menu (three-dot icon).
2. Select Disable the page.
3. Confirm in the popup ("Are you sure you want to disable this page?").

The page immediately moves to the Disabled tab.

Reactivate a page

1. Go to the Disabled tab.
2. On the relevant row, click More → Enable the page.
3. Confirm.

The page returns to the Enabled tab and becomes visible on the public site again.

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No permanent deletion

There is no "Delete a page" action in this interface. An unwanted page is disabled; it remains in database but no longer appears on the site side. This avoids accidental losses and allows restoring it later if needed.

The system home page (MAIN_PAGE)

A special page exists in this list: the system home page (internal type MAIN_PAGE). This is the main page of your site, the one served at https://[your-organization].unisoft.world/.

Particularity: the Edit button (blue pencil) is disabled for this row — it is not modified via this edit form. The structure and content of the home page are managed from the Site theme page, in the Hero and Home sections tabs.

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Edit the home page = via Site theme

If you want to modify the visible content of your home page, don't try from My pages — use Site theme → Hero tabs (header carousel) and Home sections (content blocks).

Multi-language

The label, title, and description are multilingual: a language selector appears above the relevant fields (FR / EN / HE / etc., depending on the languages enabled for your organization). Enter each translation in the corresponding language.

The URL, however, is unique regardless of the language. If you want two distinct URLs (/about-us in English and /qui-sommes-nous in French), create two separate pages and link them with the Multi-language association field.

Complete example — Create an "About us" page

Yossi Mizrahi, head of the Beth David community, wants to publish a presentation page.

1. 1

   Open My pages

   He goes to Website → My pages (/app/web/pages).

2. 2

   Click 'Create a Page'

   At the top right of the table.

3. 3

   Fill in the information

   • Label: About us
   • URL: about-us
   • Title: The Beth David community — about us
   • Description: Discover the history, values, and team of the Beth David community, in the heart of the Parisian Jewish quarter.
4. 4

   Validate

   The page appears in the table, in the Enabled tab.

5. 5

   Edit the content

   Yossi clicks the Editor button (to the right of the row) — the WYSIWYG editor opens. He writes the content: history of the community, presentation of the rabbi, administrative team, values.

6. 6

   Check online

   He opens a new tab at https://beth-david.unisoft.world/about-us — the page is online.

7. 7

   Add to the menu (optional)

   So that visitors easily find this page, Yossi goes to Site menu (/app/web/menu) and adds a link to /about-us.

Best practices

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Readable and stable URLs

Choose short, readable URLs without accents. Avoid changing the URL of an already-published page: links shared on social networks, in emails, or indexed by Google would become broken.

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Take care of your SEO titles and descriptions

The Title and Description are what Google displays in its results. A clear title and engaging description (130-160 characters) significantly improve your chances of attracting visitors from search.

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Hierarchical pages for a mini-blog

To structure a blog or article library, use hierarchical URLs: blog/thursday-evening-class, blog/dvar-torah-passover, blog/summer-camp-testimony. You can then create a blog home page that points to each of these articles.

Pitfalls

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Page created but 404 — check the activation

If a page is created but disabled, its URL returns a 404 error on the public site side. Make sure it is in the Enabled tab.

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Save the editor before quitting

Changes made in the content editor must be saved explicitly (save button in the editor). Leaving the editor without saving causes ongoing changes to be lost.

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Collision with a system route

If you get the message "This URL is already used by a system route", it means you have chosen a reserved name (for example horaires, agenda, evenements, etc.). Prefix or differentiate: our-special-schedules, community-agenda, etc.

See also

• Site theme — edit the system home page and home sections.
• Site menu — add a custom page to the navigation menu.
• Site configuration — social networks displayed in the footer.