Understanding the Page Editor Tabs
This article introduces all the tabs available inside the page editor in your Appropriate Websites dashboard. When you
click Edit on any page you will see a row of tabs at the top of the editor. Each tab gives you a different set of tools
for managing that page. Understanding what each tab does will help you get the most out of your website.
How to Access the Page Editor
Step 1: Log in to your Appropriate Websites dashboard at studio.appropriatewebsites.com.au
Step 2: Click Pages under the Content section in the left hand menu
Step 3: Find the page you want to manage and click Edit
Step 4: The page editor will open showing a row of tabs at the top of the screen
The Page Editor Tabs
Content
The Content tab is where you edit the written content and images on your page. This is the tab you will use most often.
Click directly into any text field to update it and click on any image to replace it. When you are finished click Save
Changes to make your updates live immediately.
Configure Blocks
The Configure Blocks tab is where you manage the structure of your page. Each page is made up of blocks and each block
is made up of rows, columns, and elements. From this tab you can reorder blocks, insert new blocks, duplicate blocks,
delete blocks, and manage the individual elements inside each block. This is an advanced tab used for restructuring your
page layout.
Meta Tags
The Meta Tags tab is where you manage how your page appears to search engines and on social media. It has three sub
tabs. The Search Engine sub tab is where you set your Meta Title and Meta Description which control how your page
appears in Google search results. The Structured Data sub tab is where you configure schema markup to help search
engines better understand your page. The Open Graph sub tab is where you set the title, description, and image that
appears when your page is shared on social media platforms like Facebook.
Scripts
The Scripts tab is where you add custom scripts to this specific page. It has two fields. Head Scripts are injected into
the head section of the page and are used for analytics tracking codes and meta scripts that need to load before the
page content. Body Scripts are injected at the end of the body section and are used for tracking pixels and chat widgets
that load after the page content. Scripts added here only apply to this specific page. To add scripts across your entire
website use Site Scripts under Site Management.
Analytics
The Analytics tab shows you how your page is performing with real visitor data. You can see Page Views, Unique Users,
Active Users, and Engagement Rate over the last 30 days. Below that you will see a View Trends chart showing your page
views over time, a Devices breakdown showing what devices your visitors are using, a Top Countries breakdown showing
where your visitors are coming from, and a Top Referrers list showing which sources are sending visitors to your page.
Lighthouse
The Lighthouse tab shows you a performance report for your page across four key areas — Performance, Accessibility, Best
Practices, and SEO. Each area is given a score out of 100. You can view scores separately for Desktop and Mobile. Below
the scores you will see a detailed audit list showing individual checks with a Pass, Partial, or Fail status. To run a
fresh Lighthouse report click the Deploy button in the top right corner of the page.
Notes
The Notes tab is a shared space where you and your team can leave internal notes about this page. Notes are only visible
inside your dashboard and are never shown to your customers. To add a new note click Create Note. Notes are grouped by
team member and can be searched and filtered. This is useful for leaving reminders or instructions for your team about
specific pages.
Activity Log
The Activity Log tab shows a full history of all actions that have been taken on this page. Each entry in the log shows
the Date, Subject, Event, Description, and the Causer — the team member who performed the action. The Activity Log is
read only and cannot be edited. It is useful for tracking what changes have been made to a page and by whom.
Important Note
You will find these tabs on every page inside your dashboard. Not all tabs require action from you every time you edit a
page. The Content tab is your everyday editing tool. The Meta Tags tab should be completed for every page. The remaining
tabs are used as needed depending on what you are trying to achieve.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Do I need to use all the tabs on every page?
A: No. The Content tab is the one you will use most often for day to day updates. The Meta Tags tab should be completed
for every page. The other tabs are used as needed.
Q2: Where do I go if I want to add a script that runs on every page of my website?
A: Go to Site Management and click Site Scripts. Scripts added there will run across your entire website rather than on
a single page only.
Q3: Can my team members see the Notes I leave on a page?
A: Yes. Notes are shared with all team members who have access to your dashboard. They are never visible to your website
customers.
Q4: What does the Deploy button do?
A: The Deploy button runs a fresh Lighthouse report for your page. Click it after making significant changes to your
page to get an updated performance score.