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Creating a Page

Last updated 2 November 2026

To create a page:

Navigate to the CMS from the main menu.
Select Pages.
Select CREATE PAGE.
Fill out the forms across the following tabs:
- Details
- Content
- Sitemap
- Metadata
- Open Graph
- Schema
- Security
- Cache
The details for each tab are discussed in this document's subsequent sections.
Select CREATE PAGE.

Details

Use this tab to provide the basic details for your page. Input requirements and descriptions are displayed in the table below:

Input Label	Type	Required	Description
Page Name	Input Field	Yes	Name of the page.
Page Slug	Input Field	Yes	Slug used for the page.
File Path	Display Field	No	File path of the page. Choose SELECT FOLDER to navigate to the folder where you want to store the page.
Layout	Dropdown Field	No	The layout used by the page.
Max Deep Level	Numeric Field	No	Specifies the intended nesting level of the URL. For example, if the URL is and the maximum depth is set to 1, a path like will return a 404 error. However, the page will render if the depth is set to 2. This feature helps prevent duplicate content and is beneficial for SEO.
Redirect To	Input Field	No	URL of the page to which users are redirected whenever they visit this page.
Redirect Code	Dropdown Field	No	Redirect code of the page.

Creating a folder

Insites has a data explorer feature you can use to create a folder or directory in which to store your pages. To create a folder:

Navigate to the CMS from the main menu.
Select Pages.
Select CREATE PAGE.
Navigate to the 'Details' tab.
Press SELECT FOLDER.
Select the directory where you want to create a folder.
Select CREATE FOLDER.
Fill out the form for creating a folder.
Select CREATE FOLDER.

Content

Use this tab to provide the content of your page. Input requirements and descriptions are displayed in the table below:

Input Label	Type	Required	Description
Page Title	Input Field	No	Title of the page.
Content	Code Editor	No	Main content of the page.

Sitemap

Use this tab to provide the sitemap information for your page. Input requirements and descriptions are displayed in the table below:

Input Label	Type	Required	Description
Add to System Sitemap	Toggle	No	Use the toggle to add or hide the page from the system sitemap.
Priority	Numeric Field	No	The priority of this page's URL relative to other URLs on the site. Valid values range from 0.0 to 1.0. URLs are sorted in descending order.
Order	Numeric Field	No	The order of this page's URL in relation to other URLs having the same priority value. Similar priority URLs are sorted in ascending order.
Change Frequency	Dropdown Field	No	An indication provided to search engines about how often this product page will likely change or be updated. Options include the following: Always Hourly Daily Weekly Monthly Yearly Note that crawlers treat the values chosen as a 'hint,' not a 'command.' For example, crawlers may crawl pages marked 'hourly' less frequently than that.

Metadata

Use this tab to configure your page's Metadata settings. Input requirements and descriptions are displayed in the table below:

Input Label	Type	Required	Description
Make page visible to Search Engines	Toggle	No	Hide or show the page on search results.
Canonical URL	Input Field	No	The page's canonical URL, used to prevent duplicate content issues in SEO.
Meta Title	Input Field	No	Title of metadata. A good title has between 40 - 60 characters.
Meta Description	Text Area	No	Description of the metadata. A good meta description has between 150 - 160 characters.

Open Graph

Use this tab to configure your page's Open Graph settings. Input requirements and descriptions are displayed in the table below:

Input Label	Type	Required	Description
Use Meta Title as Open Graph Title	Toggle	No	Enable this option to use the meta title as the Open Graph title. Otherwise, turn the option off if you want to use a different title.
Open Graph Title	Input Field	No	Customized title for a post containing the page on a social media platform. The field can only be used if the 'Use Meta Title as Open Graph Title' option is turned off.
Use Meta Description as Open Graph Description	Toggle	No	Enable this option to use your site's meta description as the Open Graph description. This tag is considered the most important tag of the post containing your page. It typically appears as a one—or two-sentence snippet that previews the page.
Open Graph Description	Text Area	No	A customized description for the post containing your page on a social media platform. The field can only be used if the 'Use Meta Description as Open Graph Description' option is turned off. Write this carefully; a good description can mean the difference between getting clicks or not.
Open Graph Image	File Upload	No	The image shown when the page is shared. Use an image at least 1200px by 630px with a 1.91:1 aspect ratio. You can upload one image. The maximum file size is 10MB. Accepted formats: JPG, JPEG, WEBP, PNG and GIF.
Open Graph URL	Input Field	No	URL (link) that is associated with your content.
Open Graph Site Name	Input Field	No	The name of your site.
Open Graph Type	Input Field	No	Type of content your page is posted on, i.e., website, article, or blog.

Schema

Use this tab to configure your page's Schema settings. Input requirements and descriptions are displayed in the table below:

Input Label	Type	Required	Description
Schema Content	Code Editor	No	Schema markup for the page.

Security

Use this tab to configure the security settings for your page. Input requirements and descriptions are displayed in the table below:

Input Label	Type	Required	Description
Apply Auth Policy	Toggle	No	Use the toggle to apply or remove an auth policy for the page.
Auth Policies	Dropdown Field	No	The auth policies that apply to the page. Note that you may apply more than one auth policy to the page.

Cache

Use this tab to configure your page's cache settings. Input requirements and descriptions are displayed in the table below:

Input Label	Type	Required	Description
Enable Dynamic Cache Layout	Toggle	No	Use the toggle to enable or disable the dynamic cache layout for the page.
Dynamic Cache Expiry	Input Field	No	Defines the number of seconds after cache creation before it is ignored on future requests. If is set to '0' and a key is set, the cache will never expire automatically (though updating the file will invalidate it). If the key is blank and is '0', the page won't be cached. Any page update via or will invalidate the cache, regardless of the expiration time.
Dynamic Cache Key	Code Editor	No	Unique identifier for the page. If the key is blank, caching applies to the entire URL for the set duration (e.g., 10 seconds). Any URL change will bypass the cache. If content doesn't depend on arguments, it's best to use or relevant context parameters. Default key: full URL with query parameters (e.g., ).

Input Label

Type

Required

Description

Enable Dynamic Cache Layout

Toggle

Use the toggle to enable or disable the dynamic cache layout for the page.

Dynamic Cache Expiry

Input Field

Defines the number of seconds after cache creation before it is ignored on future requests.

If is set to '0' and a key is set, the cache will never expire automatically (though updating the file will invalidate it).

If the key is blank and is '0', the page won't be cached.

Any page update via or will invalidate the cache, regardless of the expiration time.

Dynamic Cache Key

Code Editor

Unique identifier for the page.

If the key is blank, caching applies to the entire URL for the set duration (e.g., 10 seconds). Any URL change will bypass the cache.

If content doesn't depend on arguments, it's best to use or relevant context parameters.

Default key: full URL with query parameters (e.g., ).