Sites

A site is one website of your organization, with its own languages, content, media and tokens. Open Brain > CMS to see all your sites.

Read the sites list

Column	What it shows
Site	The site's name.
Status	Live, Draft or Archived. See Site settings.
Languages	The languages the site is written in.
Pages and Collections	How many of each the site has.
Frontend URL	The public address of the site, when set.

Click a site to open it.

Steps

In Nucleo, go to Brain > CMS.
Click New site.
In Name, enter the site's name.
Check the Slug. With Auto from name ticked, it follows the name. Use lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens.
In Default language, select the site's main language.
Click Create site.

The site opens on its Pages tab, with the default language enabled. Add more languages in Site settings.

Caution

The slug identifies the site in the delivery API and can't be changed later.

A site opens on a page with its name, its status and, when the frontend address is set, Open site to see it live. Four tabs hold its content:

Tab	What you do there
Pages	Build the page tree and edit each page. See Pages.
Collections	Define repeating content and write its entries. See Collections.
Media	Upload and manage files. See Media.
Settings	Status, frontend, SSL, languages, tokens and deletion. See Site settings.