In this article, you will find out what project titles, page titles, internal domains, and homepages mean and how you can best define them for your project. These elements help you organize your project, name pages clearly, and structure your homepage correctly.
Project title: Name of the project
Page title: Name of the page
Internal domain: Internal web address of the project
Homepage: First page of your website
Change the project title
Step 1: Open project settings
In the project overview, click on “Settings” and then on “General.”
Step 2: Change the project title
Change the name of the project via the tab “Project title”.
Step 3: Save the changes
Change the page title
Step 1: Open Page settings
Go to “Settings” on your page.
Step 2: Customize page title
Customize the page title under the “Page settings” tab.
⚠️ Important: If you do not add an SEO META title, the page title is public and visible in the browser tab.
If you add a META title, this takes precedence and becomes the publicly visible title of your page. In this case, the page title remains for your internal use only.
Change the internal domain
Step 1: Open domain settings
Go to your project overview, click on “Settings,” and then on “Domain settings”.
Step 2: Change the internal domain
Change the name of your internal domain by clicking on the three dots and then on “Edit”.
Step 3: Click "Change name".
⚠️ Important: Please use lowercase letters, the internal domain will not be saved if you have uppercase letters.
📌Please note: You can link your own Domain to Onepage. Read more about this here.
Set a homepage
A homepage is the main page of a website, which is usually accessed by entering the domain name of the website without any additional paths or extensions.
When you visit a homepage, the URL will not contain anything after the domain name. For example, it will look like www.example.com and not www.example.com/aboutus or www.example.com/contact.
These URLs with additional text after the slash (such as /about or /contact) are subpages within the website, not the homepage itself.
If your homepage has an additional name after the / and you do not want this, you can change it in Onepage in 2 ways.
Option 1:
Go to Settings in the project overview, then to General and Homepage, select the desired “Homepage” from the drop-down menu, and click on “Save changes”.
Option 2:
Go to the desired page in “Settings,” then “Page settings,” and delete the page title in "Page address" by clicking on "Change". By deleting the page name, the page is automatically recognized as a homepage by adding a “/”.
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