Page Configuration Variables

meta.og:title defaults to meta.title if set

meta.og:description defaults to meta.description if set

¹The dates on the page will be automatically translated when lang is set.

²Setting [style=disable] will disable all styling (useful for custom theming) - setting [style=nav-only] will disable all styling except the navbar (to retain categories for easy theming)

³Setting [configuration=disable] will end the Page Configuration config. Useful when using lots of brackets in advanced JavaScript

⁴By setting the `category` configuration variable, you will instruct Publishing to create the categories necessary. This will do a few things: 1) Create the categories as needed on subdomains loaded by the campaign (via destination group(s)) 2) Create a new destination group with a collated list of categories used by the campaign. The `category` field supports MPSS and Spintax, so [category={Scuba|Free} Diving] will function correctly. To choose multiple categories, seperate them by comma: [category=One,Two]

Q: Do replacements work on the text? For example, can I change "lang=es" to "lang=en" later?
A: Yes they do

Q: Can I use variables to easily change different parts later?
A: Yes. Like this: [lang=[[variable]]] and set variable to something later

Q: Where do I put it?
A: The placement within content doesn't matter as it is scanned and removed (like MPSS definitions). One suggestion is to put things like this in the RAW Module when working with Menterprise Content.

Q: Does this work retroactively?
A: Yes. It is dynamic, therefore you can easily update past campaigns with the prepend/append as mentioned above.