Entries

An entry is a standalone page on your site. However, depending on your needs, there are two types of entries. Please read further to find out how to create an entry and discover all of its (optional) features.

From the Entries (Admin Control Panel -> Site Content -> Entries) menu click on the New Entry button in the upper right corner of the screen.

Next, you'll see a screen with the following options:

Section

An entry can either be attached to a section or stand on its own. If you want to add your newly created entry to a particular section, select it from the dropdown menu. If you prefer a standalone entry select None.

Type

Select the entry type:

Standard
Multiple/Post

Multiple

Title

Add entry title.

(Optional) Short Description

Add an entry description. It will be displayed in the on the main/summary page.

Content

Add the content of the entry.

(Optional) Meta Title

Add an entry meta title. If left empty, the meta title will be generated automatically.

(Optional) Meta Description

Add an entry meta description. If left empty, the meta description will be generated automatically.

Author

Select from the dropdown menu the entry's author.

(Optional) Post Date

Select the entry's posting date.

(Optional) Expiry Date

Set the entry's expiration date.

Draft

Make the entry a draft for future use.

When selecting a Multiple/Post entry there will be two additional options to complete:

(Optional) Image

Add a custom image for the entry.

Slug

Enter the slug of the entry. It will create its final url.

When you're done click Save and you'll be redirected to the Entries menu.

Now, you can search for your new entry by entering its name in the field on the right side of the screen.

When looking at the list of entries you'll see the following options:

Title
Status
Section Handle
URI
Actions (Edit or Delete the entry)

Front End

A Standard Entry is always on its own. How can you recognize one? There are no breadcrumbs - the sign that indicates that an entry belongs to a section.

When creating a Multiple / Post (Entry) you'll notice in the upper left corner the posts' breadcrumbs, indicating their membership to a particular section. In the example below, the entry belongs to the Blog section.

Please notice also that, in the lower right corner of the page, there's always a link to the next and prior entries of the section.

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