Point: What is Studio CMS?
Studio CMS is a built-in Content Management System that lets you structure, manage, and update content directly within Studio.Design. By combining models, items, and properties, you can centrally manage frequently updated content like blogs and news.
To learn more about how Studio CMS works and its basic usage, check out the articles below.
What is a Slug?
A Slug is a unique ID for a CMS item that's used as the trailing part of the URL on your published site. Since the same Slug can't be used twice within the same model, each item must have its own unique Slug.
Slug is a required CMS property and can't be deleted. It's usually auto-generated when you create an item, but you can edit it to set a custom string whenever you need to.
How Slugs Work with URLs
The Slug you set for each CMS item gets inserted into the dynamic page path you've added in the editor to form the full URL. The end of a dynamic page path shows :slug, and on your published site, this part is replaced with the Slug assigned to each item.
For example, if the dynamic page path is blog/:slug and the item's Slug is about, the published URL will be blog/about.
If you want to change the entire URL, edit the path portion (like blog) in the design editor, and edit the trailing string (the :slug part) in the CMS dashboard.
Slug Input Rules
Slugs can only contain hyphens (-), underscores (_), and alphanumeric characters (a–z, 0–9). You can't assign the same Slug to multiple items within the same model.
If your Slug contains invalid characters or duplicates an existing item's Slug, an error will appear and you won't be able to save it.
While Japanese characters and special symbols are technically possible, they may become garbled when the URL is copied. We recommend using only alphanumeric characters, hyphens, and underscores.
Note: Make sure your Slug doesn't conflict with any existing page paths in your project. If there's a conflict, the page that appears higher in the page panel will be displayed when someone visits that URL.
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