When creating a page of your website, the WebHornet system auto generate a page alias. We recommend using this page alias anytime you link to this page of your website.

View our YouTube Video on Page Settings.

To find the Page Alias:

Click on the page in the Control Panel - Page Tree.
Click on the Page Settings icon.
The full Page Alias is http://yourdomain.com/page-alias. This can be found in the browser URL or web address area. (The actual page URL is http://yourdomain.com/page#/page-name.)

Why should you use the Page Alias when linking to this page?:
Typically, if you delete a page of your website all of the links to this page will be broken. WebHornet will automatically redirect deleted pages to your home page or default page. If you create a new page with the SAME name as the page deleted, the page alias will direct links and search engines to the new page via the alias.

Example:

Let's say you decided to delete your page "Contact Us" (Page Alias: http://yourdomain.com/contact-us)
Links to your contact-us page would be redirected to your home page
Now, you create a new page named "Contact Us" (Page Alias: http://yourdomain.com/contact-us)
Links to your contact-us page would now be directed to your new "Contact Us" page without changing links throughout your site!

For more information on adding a page, review the Add a Page knowledge base article.

For more information on page setting, review the Page Settings knowledge base article.

Article ID: 116, Created: June 5, 2011 at 1:00 PM, Modified: March 7, 2016 at 5:11 PM

Page Alias

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