Pages
Pages are the fixed texts of your community: home page, "About us", your ground rules for conversation, imprint, terms, privacy policy. You look after them in the dashboard under Pages.
How a page is put together
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Address (slug) | The path the page is reachable at — lower-case letters, digits, hyphens, no slashes (e.g. rules) |
| Title | Heading and page title, up to 256 characters |
| Content | The text in the editor (Markdown), up to 200,000 characters |
| Status | Draft (visible internally only) or Published |
| Order | Sort number for listings |
Language versions
A page is its own version per language — same slug, different language. That way you can publish your imprint in German and leave the English version sitting as a draft, without a half-finished translation going online.
If the matching language version is missing, navigation and page fall back to the English one — and if that is missing too, to whichever was published first. So a link never leads nowhere; as soon as your translation is published, it takes over automatically.
Readers are told, too: a page shown in a substitute language carries a line like "This page is not available in English yet — showing the German version.", and search engines no longer get a pointer for the missing language. A draft does not count as a version here.
In the page list you see one tag per language: green published, grey draft, outlined missing. That way you can see at a glance where a version is still outstanding.
Translation suggestion
If the AI product is part of your plan and a key is configured, the language tab shows a Translate from … button. It fills title and text with a suggestion — nothing more: only what you approve yourself gets saved and published. Read the suggestion before publishing it; for legal texts, doubly so. Very long texts (over 12,000 characters) are deliberately refused — those belong in human hands.
Draft and publishing
A draft is invisible to visitors. Only Published makes the page public. There is no second approval step: what you publish is live immediately.
[FILL IN: …]) — they give you the structure, not your details.
Replace the markers, check the result (with a lawyer if in doubt) and only then
publish; a draft is never publicly visible. There is deliberately no template
for terms and conditions.Where published pages appear
Published pages appear automatically in your community's main navigation,
sorted by their order number. Two exceptions: home is the home page itself
(the logo links to it), and legal pages — the addresses imprint,
impressum, privacy, datenschutz, terms and agb — sit in the footer
instead of the main navigation.
Who may edit pages
The editor role and above (see Members & roles). Viewers and moderators can read pages but not change them.
Discussions
Categories, topics and states — the ordered view of your community's posts, with filters, rules, badges and trust levels.
Design & themes
26 colour worlds with eleven shades each, custom themes built from a single base colour, and fonts you upload yourself — light and dark without extra work.