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When you create content with the Sportal365 CMS, you can add more than a dozen blocks organized under four categories–Text, Content, Football widgets, and Most popular blocks. Text blocks:
Content blocks:
Football widget blocks:
*The Most popular blocks sections is a compilation of the most used blocks. See Explore blocks. |
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The Sportal365 CMS offers several features to optimize the articles, videos, and galleries you create. With the help of specifically designed content-property tabs, you can optimize your posts for search engines, add media and related reading to your posts, as well as redirect readers to an outside URL. See Content properties for specific content titles--> Media, Related content, SEO, URLs. |
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The Sportal365 CMS lets you structure, organize, and navigate content on your website through by using Categories, Tags, Lists, Authors, and Statistical entities. In more details: Categories group the content on your site into general topics so that visitors can understand what your website is about and easily find what they are looking for. Tags describe your posts in more detail and focus on specific topics, like keywords used for topics discussed in a post. With tags, you can organize your content in a page that lists all the posts using a certain tag. Lists enable you to group several articles, videos, or galleries under a common theme and display them in a certain place on your website. Authors is a feature that not only allows you to credit the posts you create but also organize and categorize them by a specific author. This means that you can display all posts written by a certain author on your website, say, show all posts by “tipsters” or authors who write content with betting tips. Statistical entities is a group term for all the statistical information that comes from the Football API and can be used to tag your content. Statistical entities are a type of statistical tags, also called “Football connections”, used to specify to which match, player, or team a certain news article is related to. |
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