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Pages

Odoo allows you to create pages for your website and customize their content and appearance to your needs.

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Static pages have stable content, such as the homepage. You can manually create new ones, define their URLs, adapt their {ref}properties <website/page_properties>, etc. Dynamic pages, on the other hand, are generated dynamically. All pages generated automatically by Odoo, for example, when you install an app or module (e.g., /shop or /blog) or publish a new product or blog post, are dynamic pages and are therefore managed differently.

Page creation

Website pages can be created from the frontend and the backend. To create a new website page, proceed as follows:

    • Either open the Website app, click {guilabel}+ New in the top-right corner, then select {guilabel}Page;
    • Or go to {menuselection}Website --> Site --> Pages and click {guilabel}New.
  2. Enter a {guilabel}Page Title; this title is used in the menu and the page's URL.
  3. Click {guilabel}Create.
  4. Customize the page's content and appearance using the website builder, then click {guilabel}Save.
  5. {ref}Publish <website/un-publish-page> the page.

:::{note} Disable {guilabel}Add to menu if the page should not appear in the menu. :::

Page management

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Publishing/unpublishing pages

Pages need to be published to make them accessible to website visitors. To publish or unpublish a page, access it and toggle the switch in the upper-right corner from {guilabel}Unpublished to {guilabel}Published, or vice versa.

:alt: Unpublished/Published toggle

:::{note} It is also possible to:

  • publish/unpublish a page from the {ref}page properties <website/page_properties>, where you can define a publishing date and/or restrict the page's visibility if needed;
  • publish/unpublish several pages at once: go to {menuselection}Website --> Site --> Pages, select the pages, then click {guilabel}Action and select {guilabel}Publish or {guilabel}Unpublish. :::

Homepage

When you create a website, Odoo creates a dedicated {guilabel}Home page by default, but you can define any website page as your homepage. To do so, go to {menuselection}Website --> Configuration --> Settings, then, in the {guilabel}Website info section, define the URL of the desired page in the field {guilabel}Homepage URL (e.g., /shop).

Alternatively, you can define any {ref}static page <website/page_type> as your homepage by going to {menuselection}Website --> Site --> Properties. Select the {guilabel}Publish tab and enable {guilabel}Use as Homepage.

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Page properties

To modify a {ref}static page's <website/page_type> properties, access the page you wish to modify, then go to {menuselection}Site --> Properties.

The {guilabel}Name tab allows you to:

  • rename the page using the {guilabel}Page Name field;

  • modify the {guilabel}Page URL. In this case, you can redirect the old URL to the new one if needed. To do so, enable {guilabel}Redirect Old URL, then select the {guilabel}Type of {ref}redirection <website/URL-redirection>:

    • {guilabel}301 Moved permanently: to redirect the page permanently;
    • {guilabel}302 Moved temporarily: to redirect the page temporarily.
    :alt: Redirect old URL

You can further adapt the page's properties in the {guilabel}Publish tab:

  • {guilabel}Show in Top Menu: Disable if you don't want the page to appear in the menu;

  • {guilabel}Use as Homepage: Enable if you want the page to be the homepage of your website;

  • {guilabel}Indexed: Disable if you don't want the page to be shown in search engine results;

  • {guilabel}Published: Enable to publish the page;

  • {guilabel}Publishing Date: To publish the page at a specific moment, select the date, click the clock icon to set the time, then click the green check mark to validate your selection.

  • {guilabel}Visibility: Select who can access the page:

    • {guilabel}All
    • {guilabel}Signed In
    • {guilabel}Restricted Group: Select the {doc}user access group(s) </applications/general/users/access_rights> in the {guilabel}Authorized group field.
    • {guilabel}With Password: Enter the password in the {guilabel}Password field.

:::{tip} Some of these properties can also be modified from {menuselection}Website --> Site --> Pages. :::

Duplicating pages

To duplicate a page, access the page, then go to {menuselection}Site --> Properties and click {guilabel}Duplicate Page. Enter a {guilabel}Page Name, then click {guilabel}OK. By default, the new page is added after the duplicated page in the menu, but you can remove it from the menu or change its position using the {doc}menu editor <pages/menus>.

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Deleting pages

To delete a page, proceed as follows:

  1. Access the page, then go to {menuselection}Site --> Properties and click {guilabel}Delete Page.
  2. A pop-up window appears on the screen with all links referring to the page you want to delete, organized by category. To ensure website visitors don't land on a 404 error page, you must update all the links on your website referring to the page. To do so, expand a category, then click on a link to open it in a new window. Alternatively, you can set up a {ref}redirection <website/URL-redirection> for the deleted page.
  3. Once you have updated the links (or set up a {ref}redirection <website/URL-redirection>), select the {guilabel}I am sure about this check box, then click {guilabel}OK.

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URL redirect mapping

URL redirect mapping consists in sending visitors and search engines to a URL different from the one they initially requested. This technique is used, for example, to prevent broken links when you {ref}delete a page <website/delete-page>, {ref}modify its URL <website/page_properties>, or migrate your site from another platform to an Odoo {doc}domain <configuration/domain_names>. It can also be used to improve {doc}pages/seo.

To access existing URL redirections and create new ones, {doc}activate the developer mode </applications/general/developer_mode> and go to {menuselection}Website --> Configuration --> Redirects.

:::{note}

  • A redirect record is added automatically every time you {ref}modify a page's URL <website/page_properties> and enable {guilabel}Redirect Old URL.
  • You can set up redirections for {ref}static and dynamic pages <website/page_type>. :::

To create a new redirection, click the {guilabel}New button, then fill in the fields:

  • {guilabel}Name: Enter a name to identify the redirect.

  • {guilabel}Action: Select the type of redirection:

    • {guilabel}404 Not found: visitors are redirected to a 404 error page when they try to access an unpublished or deleted page.
    • {guilabel}301 Moved Permanently: for permanent redirections of unpublished or deleted {ref}static pages <website/page_type>. The new URL is shown in search engine results, and the redirect is cached by browsers.
    • {guilabel}302 Moved Temporarily: for short-term redirections, for example, if you are redesigning or updating a page. The new URL is neither cached by browsers nor shown in search engine results.
    • {guilabel}308 Redirect/Rewrite: for permanent redirections of existing {ref}dynamic pages <website/page_type>. The URL is renamed; the new name is shown in search engine results and is cached by browsers. Use this redirect type to rename a dynamic page, for example, if you wish to rename /shop into /market.

  • {guilabel}URL from: Enter the URL to be redirected (e.g., /about-the-company) or search for the desired {ref}dynamic page <website/page_type> and select it from the list.

  • {guilabel}URL to: For 301, 302, and 308 redirects, enter the URL to be redirected to. If you want to redirect to an external URL, include the protocol (e.g., https://).

  • {guilabel}Website: Select a specific website.

  • {guilabel}Sequence: To define the order in which redirections are performed, e.g., in the case of redirect chains (i.e., a series of redirects where one URL is redirected to another one, which is itself further redirected to another URL).

Toggle the {guilabel}Activate switch to deactivate the redirection.

:::{important} 404, 301, and 302 redirections are meant to migrate traffic from {ref}unpublished <website/un-publish-page> or {ref}deleted <website/delete-page> pages to new pages, while the 308 redirect is used for permanent redirections of existing pages. :::

:::{seealso}

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pages/menus
pages/seo