This article covers the page editor: what each tab is for, and which of them you get.
Open it whenever a page needs new words, another question, or a better line under its name in search results.
Before you start
Editing needs the Edit Store Pages permission.
Which tabs you see depends on the layout: a Rich Text page gets Page Content, while an accordion or a sidebar page gets Items Manager instead.
Step 1. Open the page
In Store Pages, press the pencil on the row you want. The page opens on the Edit Page tab, with its Layout shown as a badge you cannot change.
The page opens on its details, with its layout shown as a badge you cannot change.
Step 2. Check the Edit Page tab
Here are the titles in both languages and the Slug that makes up the page's address. Changing the slug changes the address, so update any link you shared before.
The titles in both languages, and the slug that makes up the page's address.
Step 3. Set how it appears in search
Lower on the same tab, SEO Settings takes a meta title and a meta description in both languages. Leave them empty and the page uses its own title and content, which is usually good enough.
SEO Settings takes a meta title and description in both languages; empty fields fill themselves in.
Step 4. Write the content
On a Rich Text page, the Page Content tab gives you an editor for English and one for Arabic. The Translate using AI button at the top can write one language from the other for you.
Page Content gives you an editor for English and one for Arabic, with a translate menu above them.
Step 5. Add questions or articles
On an accordion or sidebar page, the Items Manager tab lists your items. Add Item asks for a group in both languages, a title in both languages, and the answer or the article text. Press Save in the box to keep the item.
Add Item asks for a group, a title in both languages, and the answer itself.
Step 6. Put the items in order
The arrows on a row move an item up or down, the pencil opens it again, and the bin deletes it after asking. The group name keeps related items together on the published page.
The arrows move an item up or down, the pencil reopens it, and the bin deletes it after asking.
Step 7. Save
Save Changes at the end of the Edit Page and Page Content tabs keeps that tab's work. The button stays greyed out until you change something.
Save Changes writes that tab's work, and stays out of reach until you have changed something.
Result
The page reads well in both languages, its questions or articles are grouped and ordered the way you want, and search engines show the line you chose.