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Click on the corresponding admin tab to open the Settings workspace.
In this area, various basic settings and specifications for the website can be selected.
Danger: Entries in text fields must be saved by pressing the Enter key.
1Name of the website. What is written here also appears in the header of the admin area.
2This symbol is used to separate the individual display elements in the browser's title bar.
3This is where what is displayed in the browser's title bar is put together.
The following elements are allowed:
If the "Contact" page is opened in the "Welcome" category, the above example creates the following text in the browser title bar:
moziloCMS - The CMS for Beginners - Welcome - Contact1Field for a meaningful short description of the website. This text is displayed in the search results in search engines.
2Field for the search terms (keywords) under which the page should be found (separated by commas and spaces).
The clearer the short description describes the topic of the website, the better the chances of being ranked well on this topic.
The same applies to search terms: "Less is more!" Entries over 255 characters are ignored by most search engines anyway.
1Here you can use a scroll menu to select the language in which the website displays information and messages.
1Selection of the category that should be displayed when the website is first accessed, or when a page that is accessed does not exist.
The first content page of a category that has the status "normal" and is therefore visible is always displayed.
The construction site mode makes it possible to display an information page while work is being done on the website in the background.
To do this, an otherwise hidden construction site category is made visible with the information page and set as the start category (see above).
If you want to work on the template itself, it is a good idea to activate a separate construction site template during this time.
The original website can be accessed at any time via the "Preview" in the admin area or by appending a "?draft=true" to the page call.
1Activation of construction site mode. This hides all categories in the website menu except the start category.
2Selection of which template should be displayed in construction site mode.
1By activating or deactivating this checkbox, a sitemap is created or deleted.
A sitemap is a tabular overview of the individual pages of a website, which the search engine robots navigate by.
Whenever there is a change in the category and/or page structure of the website, the sitemap is automatically updated and the robots.txt is adjusted.
1The standard Mozilo CMS syntax can be deactivated here.
HTML code must then be used to format the page content.
1When you click on the Edit icon a window opens in which you can define your own syntax elements using CSS and HTML.
The description of how to create your own syntax elements is at Editor → Custom syntax elements >
1When this checkbox is activated, some funny emoticons are available in the page editor.
Here you can select where content pages with the attribute "normal" should still be displayed.
Here you can select whether external links or file downloads should be opened in the current or a new browser window.
Here you can set whether content pages with the same name as the category in which they are located are hidden in the detail menu.
This setting is intended for the first page of a category. Since this is already called up by clicking on the category, it does not have to appear again in the detail menu.
Caution: If a page with the same name is not the first page of the category, activating this function makes it invisible.
Checkbox to activate "mod_rewrite".
This server function converts the often very cryptic page views into nicer, easier to read and therefore more memorable links.
A link that is normally "www.domain.de?cat=Willkommen&page=Kontakt" becomes "www.domain.de/Willkommen/Kontakt.html".
Checkbox to activate tooltips.
Tooltips are small pop-up windows that display a short description or information when the mouse pointer is held over a link.
Example: Simply hold the mouse pointer over here