Content Comparison

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If your third party hasn’t received training on how to use VIA, we strongly recommend they receive some in order to maximise what they can achieve. This can either be given by your VIA Support users, or by us if you’d prefer.

Full explanations of how to edit each element is outlined in detail in this article, but a quick guide to what can be edited is specified below:

What can be edited/customised in VIA?

Add alt tags to images
Allocate H1, H2, H3 and H4 headers
Customise Window Titles and Meta Descriptions
Add new blogs articles, including adding links and call to actions to your blog articles
Edit website page URLs
Editing the Menu structure and subsequently the sitemap
Editing the Footer structure and content
Create and build brand new website pages
Add 301 redirects
Social media posting and linking (requires Social Media Manager)

Adding Alt tags to images

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To edit a page, go to Website > Pages
Search for the page URL you want to edit (you only need search for the specific page URL, not the entire website address. eg: meet-the-team or about-us)
Right click the relevant page from the list and click edit or double click
Scroll to the Title field. Information allocated here will automatically be assigned as an H1 header. In addition, check the Subtitle and Content fields, as content here can also be allocated as an H1 using the text editor options (the paragraph formatting button allows you to allocate text as H1, H2, H3, H4 and body text)
To learn more about simple page building, you can view the following guide Creating a new website page (simple)

If you notice no information is present in the page fields, it’s likely the page was built using items. VIA is a website building software. Items are modules that can be added to a page to allow you to build more complicated page designs. You can learn more about items and building more complicated pages in the guides below:

Pages, items & links; what they are and how you can use them to build/edit your website

Creating a new website page (advanced)

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In addition, you should also setup a 301 redirect to ensure any old Google listing or bookmarked reference to the old page is automatically forwarded to the new version. Here is a guide to setting up 301 redirects

301 Redirects; what they are, what they do, and how to set one up

Editing the website menu and footer

The following guide outlines how the menu/footer works and a provides comprehensive guide to editing/restructuring it

Creating/editing your website menu using the Links tab

How to add a page to your menu or footer

Creating and building brand new pages

The following guides outlines how to build both simple and more complicated pages

Creating a new website page (simple)