User Guide

 Displayed. Whether the category (and its page) is available to the
public, or hidden.
 Parent CMS category. The category under which this category is
placed. By default, "Home". You can have an unlimited number of
levels of categories.
 Description. Describes the category content.
 Meta title. The name of the link to access its pages.
 *Meta description *. Used to describe the content of this page for
search engines.
 Meta keywords. Used by search engines to understand what types
of information the category is composed of.
 Friendly URL. Appears in the browser; also, make it easier for
search engines. This field is automatically filled as you enter the
category name.
Click "Save and back to parents CMS category" to keep on configuring
your CMS content.
Generators
This sub-tab contains two tools that generate complex server files, so that
you don't have to create them by hand – and risk breaking your shop.
.htaccess file generation
A .htaccess file (short for "hypertext access") is a server configuration file,
mostly found on the Apache line of servers, and few others. It is
commonly used to control folder authorization, URL rewriting, blocking,
directory listing and cache control. Contrary to global configuration files,
such as Apache's httpd.conf file, it can act locally, as its rules apply to the
directory it is in, and its sub-directories.
Warning: since a .htaccess file only works with servers that support it
(Apache, iPlanet, Zeus), DO NOT use this tool if your shop runs on any
other server (Microsoft IIS, nginx, lighttpd...).
This tool is mostly useful when you choose to use friendly URLs: it will
generate the correct rules. It also adds a few optimization rules.