Most objects in your digital workplace have an Advanced page. This page lets you configure how the object interacts with public search engines and provides a place to insert JavaScript and CSS specific to that object's location.
Administrators and users with appropriate access can navigate to this page by selecting /
Actions followed by Advanced.
Sections in this article:
- Who can access it?
- Objects with an Advanced page
- Search engine optimization settings
- Location-specific JavaScript and CSS
Who can access it?
- Workplace Administrators
- Enterprise Administrators
- Space Administrators (if the object is within their Space )
- Only the Search Engine Optimization section will be accessible, not the JavaScript section.
- Members with Edit Access to the location
- Only the Search Engine Optimization section will be accessible, not the JavaScript section.
- Members of groups with the Edit SEO role
- Only the Search Engine Optimization section will be accessible, not the JavaScript section.
- Members of groups with the Edit JS Role
- Only the JavaScript section will be accessible, not the Search Engine Optimization section.
Objects with an Advanced page
- Pages (including the Home page of a Space)
- Member Directory
- Site Activity page
- Blog channels and blog articles
- Calendar channels and calendar events
- Folder channels, folders, and files
- Forum channels and forum topics
- Microblog channels
- Task channels
- Wiki channels and wiki articles
Search engine optimization settings
The following search engine optimization settings are available. These do not affect your digital workplace's search functionality, only that of public search engines (e.g., Google, Bing, etc.).
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Page Title |
Enter a new Page Title for the location. This title will appear in browser tabs and bookmarks and have your digital workplace's name appended to it (e.g., News Center - Customer Care). By default, browser tabs and bookmarks will use the location's title followed by your digital workplace's name. |
| Meta Description | Enter a description of the location. This will be displayed in the search results of public search engines. |
| Meta Keywords | Enter a comma-separated list of keywords relevant to the current location. Public search engines will consider these terms when serving search results. |
| Meta Robots |
Select how public search engine crawlers interact with the current location. Each of the following options can be enabled/disabled:
|
Location-specific JavaScript and CSS
JavaScript and CSS that you enter on this page only run when viewing the location directly.
When entering JavaScript, wrap it in <script> tags. For example:
<script type="text/javascript">
console.log("cat");
</script>
After saving, your JavaScript will be prepended by //<!CDATA[ and appended
by //]]>. Do not remove these additions.
When entering CSS, wrap it in <style> tags. For example:
<style type="text/css">
body{
color:red;
}
</style>