Site Features

All of our site frameworks, themes and templates are designed to deliver accessible content as standard. This article looks at some key features.

The article feedback bar lets visitors to your site report problems with pages and say whether a page was useful or not.

Manage how your site appears in search and link previews. Includes SEO, metadata, sitemaps, structured data, and robots.txt.

The contributor actions block provides authorised website users with a panel of links which will connect them directly to iCM. These links let the user edit or delete the current page, and create new articles alongside it.

This article describes the cookies set by the websites and products that run on the GOSS platform.

You can apply custom CSS modifiers to an article that will allow the page to be styled differently to the rest of your site via your site skin.

iCM allows you to upload your own CSS and apply it to any of your subsites as a custom site skin.

The different types of error responses your site might generate can be content managed in the subsite configuration.

This article explains how our sites generate inline and related images.

This article describes the latest versions of the standard inlines supported by the site frameworks.

The site frameworks support the following media definitions. Website themes can add to the list.

Our sites and products provide multi-language support using a combination of internationalisation tokens and language specific content.

A subsite can be set up to deliver content as an installable PWA.

Related Assets are panels of additional content that can appear on the majority of site template types. Their position and titles will depend upon the theme used by the site, but the following features are common to most themes.

An explanation of the various timeouts set by different platform components.

You can share sessions between subsites, allowing a user logged in via one subsite to remain logged in when they visit another.

A subsite's configuration holds settings that are used across the site. This includes elements like the site's title, the theme it uses, Google Analytics tracking IDs, and custom CSS and JavaScript files.