Agency

• How can my clients log in to their site?

  Getting Started This article covers the process of how you can let your client log in to their site. Refer to the instructions written in this article for more details. Logging in as a client First, add your client as an Administrator team member on the Agency site. Check the below doc on how you can invite them as Administrator- 📌 Inviting a Client to Whitelabel website **Then, follow the given steps to log in as aSome readers

• Client Billing

  Getting Started With Client Billing, you can send invoices to your clients and receive payments from Dorik by connecting Stripe inside Dorik’s dashboard(app.dorik.com/dashboard) You can also track the payment status from Dorik’s Dashboard. | 💡 This feature is only for Agency plan holders Client Billing Configuration To configure Client Billing in order to start receiving payments from your clients, follow the steps below: From app.dorik.com, click on yFew readers

• Provide Customer Support to your clients

  Getting Started Agency plan owners can integrate customer support or a live chat system to handle client queries. Agency clients can contact agencies directly from their Dashboards. This article will cover how agencies can integrate live chat support for their clients. Configuring Customer Support To configure customer support as an agency owner, refer to the steps listed below: Go to your Client’s site dashboard Click on the Advanced Configurations (🛠️) option in the leftFew readers

• Activate the white-label feature

  Getting Started If you are an agency and want to activate the white-label feature of Dorik, you need to purchase a Business plan or an Agency plan which will automatically start the white-label feature. To activate the White-Label features, follow the instructions below on how to learn how to purchase a Business or Agency plan. Upon activating the white-label feature, any traces of Dorik will be removed from your client’s end. Site Plans There is a Site plan in Dorik that sFew readers

• Add agency branding

  Getting Started Add Agency branding to let your clients know they are using the site under your agency. This article will cover how to add agency branding to your client’s whitelabel CMS Site. Table of contents Agency Logo To add your agency logo to your white-label CMS Site, follow the steps given below: Click on the Advanced Configuration (🛠️) option in the left panel of the CMS site dashboard. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/cf1fc9cc00911000/imFew readers

• Inviting a Client to Whitelabel website

  Getting Started To grant a client control of a site, invite them as a Administrator role team member. This will give them full control of the site, with some exceptions such as being unable to delete the site or use Redirect URL. Refer to this article to learn more about client permissions: 📌 Team Member Roles and Permission Invite a Client to a CMS Site To add a client to your CMS site, follow these steps: ClFew readers

• Agency Site Configuration

  Getting Started With the Agency Site configuration setting, you will be able to set several configurations for your client’s site. You will find out what you can do with these features in more detail in this article. Finding the Feature To locate this feature, follow these steps: Go to your client’s site Dashboard and click on the Advanced Configuration(🛠️) option in the left panel.Few readers

Content

• How to add comments on Blog Posts using Disqus

  Getting Started This article will show you all the steps required to embed Disqus on your website. You can embed Disqus on your blog posts or anywhere in your builder using custom code. Follow all the instructions accordingly to embed Disqus on your website. Embedding Disqus to my website Follow the steps below to start embedding Disqus to your website Login to Disqus Choose “I want to embed Disqus to my site.” Create a new site You will be redirectedFew readers

• How to add Custom Code in a Blog Post

  Embed Custom Code to a blog post Getting Started You can use custom code in your blog post to make any unique customization using your own code to make your blog post more dynamic and appealing to your viewers. Custom Code 101 Add a custom code to your blog post by following the given steps: Click on the Tab key on your keyboard to open the blog post content editor. Click on Raw HTML Write or paste your custom code on the given box ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helFew readers

• Scheduling Blog Posts & Collection Items

  Getting Started In this documentation, you will learn all the steps required to Schedule your Blog Posts & Collection Items. Follow all the instructions below — Scheduling Blog Posts You can schedule the release Date & time of your Blog Posts within a span of 30 days. Once you schedule your post, it will be saved under Scheduled & it will automatically publish on its scheduled date. To learn how to create a Blog Posts, refer to the article below — [Create aFew readers

• Blog Post Settings

  Getting Started The blog post settings option has a lot of options that come in handy for various purposes to suit a user’s needs. The blog post editor has everything from changing the post title to adding SEO keywords. Learn more about Blog Post Settings in this article. Tips 💡 When you make any changes inside the post settings option, always remember to Update the post Publish the post Doing this will reflect the changes in your blog post 💡 ![](https://storage.crisp.Few readers

• Import Posts from Other Platforms in Dorik

  Getting Started This documentation will guide you through the steps required to Import Posts from Other Platforms (WordPress, Ghosts, Medium, and Substack) to your Blog Posts under CMS Dashboard in Dorik. Follow the steps below accordingly to know the whole process. How to Import Posts from WordPress to Dorik Follow all the steps below on how to import posts from WordPress to your CMS Site — Go to Posts from your CMS dashboard Click onFew readers

• Embed a video to a blog post

  Getting Started Adding videos can be very engaging for a site visitor. Whether a Youtube video or a video from your local drive, it can easily be attached to your blog post and make your content more engaging. Embed a YouTube video Adding a Youtube video to your blog post is easy; follow these steps listed below: Go to a Youtube video and click on ↗️ Share Copy the URL Come back to your blog post and simply paste the URL. Done! Your Youtube video has beenFew readers

• Blogs

  Getting Started The Blogs feature is designed for blogging sites, allowing you to add and categorize your blog posts. This article will guide you through the process of using the Blogs feature. Navigating the Blogs Feature Click the Blogs icon in the left panel of your CMS site dashboard to open the Blogs feature. Refer to the screenshot below: ![Blogs preview](https://storage.crisp.Few readers

• Multiple Authors on Blog Posts

  Getting Started You can add multiple authors to your blog post. Up to five authors’ names can be added; this article will cover the details of how you can do this. | 🚩 The Author option will only appear in the Blog Post editor settings. Add a Team Member | 🚩 The data of your authors will be fetched from your Invited Team Members list. To learn how to invite a team member, refer to the article below: 📌 Inviting a Team MemberFew readers

• Exclude a post from Sitemap or RSS Feed

  Getting Started Posts are automatically added to Sitemap and RSS Feed when published. This article will help you learn how to remove your posts from Sitemap and RSS Feed. 🚫 Remove post from sitemap Here is how you can remove a post from your Sitemap. Follow the steps below: Go to Blogs on your CMS Dashboard Click on the … option beside your post. Select 🚫 Remove from Sitemap. Steps: Go to Posts on your CMS Dashboard ![](https://storaFew readers

• Heading Links

  Getting Started Heading tags can be copied and pasted on your blog posts. This takes your visitor to where the heading is located on your post. This article will cover how this feature works on your CMS. Copy and Pasting a Heading After adding a heading tag to your blog post, you will: Find the option to copy it from a copy icon in your post editor After you copy it, you may paste it anywhere in your blog post This will create a link that, upon clicking, will take a visitor to theFew readers

• Add Authors to Blog Posts

  Getting Started You can add multiple authors to your blog post. Up to five authors’ names can be added; this article will cover the details of how you can do this. || The Author option will only appear in the Blog Post editor settings Add a Team Member || The data of your authors will be fetched from your Invited Team Members list. To learn how to invite a team member, refer to the article below: [Inviting a Team Member](https://help.dorik.com/en/article/inviting-a-team-member-1qfttzm/Few readers

• Linking an element with a blog post

  Getting Started You can link elements with your blog post in the website builder; for example, elements like Images, titles, and buttons can be connected with blog posts. Linking Image with Blog Post After selecting an image element, click on Edit Element on the image, and this will pop up the Sidebar Editor. ⬇️ 💡 Here, you will also find the options to link your image with a particulFew readers

• Adding a Table of Contents to your post/item

  Getting Started This article will guide you in adding a table of contents to your Blogs or Custom Collection Item. How to Add a Table of Contents From your CMS site dashboard left pane: Click on the Blogs icon to add a table of contents to Blog Posts. Click on the Collections icon to add a table of contents to Collection items.Few readers

Team Member

• Inviting a Team Member

  Getting Started You can add collaborators to manage your site using the Team Members feature in your CMS. You can assign the role of an Administrator, Editor, Author, or Developer to a person when you invite them to be a team member. Team Member section The team member section can be found on your CMS dashboard, on the left-hand panel inside the Settings icon.Some readers

• Custom Team Member Roles

  Getting Started You can create custom roles for team members on your CMS Site. This article covers how you can add custom roles and how the feature works in detail. Add Custom Role To learn how to add a Custom Role for a Team Member, follow the steps below: Login to your Site Dashboard Go to the Team Member option inside the Settings option Click on the Custom Roles button on the top-right of your screen Click on the + Add Role button Add a name for the Role Adding aFew readers

• Team Member Roles and Permission

  Getting Started Assigning a certain role to any team member gives them specific permissions depending on the role they have been assigned. ****You will find the permissions for each role on the charts below. Team Member Roles and their Permissions 📝 Free Plan or Site Plan Holders Permissions Author Editor Developer Administrator Create/Edit New Posts ✅ ✅ ❌ ✅ | Upgrade Plans | ❌ | ❌ | ❌ | ✅Few readers

API

• Public API

  Getting Started Dorik’s Public API feature allows users to connect with other applications on the web. User can maintain their resource without coming back to their Dorik website. The endpoints created can allow any authenticated user/platform to perform create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) actions. For now, Public API can be used to fetch data from your CMS collections, collection items, and collection fields as a beta service. Create a Public API token For more details oFew readers

• Generating Public API Keys

  Getting Started In this documentation, you will learn only how to generate Public API Keys in Dorik CMS. Basically, Dorik’s ** "API Keys’" ** feature allows users to connect with other applications (e.g. Zapier, Pabbly, Make, etc.) on the web from where users can maintain their resources without coming back to their Dorik website. The endpoints created can allow any authenticated user/platform to perform create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) actions. However, for now, Public API KeyFew readers

• Updating SEO fields using Dorik API

  This ENDPOINT will help you update SEO fields. PUT https://api.cmsfly.com/api/v1/collections/{collectionId}/items/{itemId} Request Path Parameters collectionId string required Insert your collectionId Example: 64042d70a6ac3c00296c9ab4 itemId string required Insert your itemId Example: 6406d6a292fb5206b3c4a8c1e Headers 'X-Dorik-Key' string Insert your dorik 'key' Example: 0949322f8dee137ea4590 Body **StructureFew readers

Get Started with Dorik CMS

• Dorik CMS Basics

  Getting Started Dorik CMS platform is a fully featured content management system. Dorik CMS has all the features of Dorik Classic (except Export Code) + a built-in blogging system, membership, collections, white-label features, etc. This article will guide you through the whole CMS builder basics. How to Open a CMS Site Dashboard First, log in to your Dorik dashboard. From the Sites menu, select the CMS tab. Click the Edit Site button next to the website you wantSome readers

• How to delete a CMS site?

  Getting Started In this article, you will learn how to delete a CMS site permanently from your account. Follow the instructions below accordingly. Deleting your CMS Site To delete your CMS site, follow the steps given below: Select the CMS site you want to delete and go to the dashboard Click on the Advanced Configurations(🛠️) from the left pFew readers

• CMS Row and Column

  Getting Started Add a CMS row and column to display CMS elements on your website. This article outlines the complete process for adding a CMS row with a column to your site. Let’s explore the steps. Add CMS Row with Column || ⬇️ To add a CMS Row with a column, you should follow these steps ⬇️ Click on Add New Section ⬇️ Select **CMS Row with Columns.Few readers

• Populating elements with CMS content

  Getting Started You can populate elements in the website builder; for example, elements like Image, Title, Tabs, and Button can be populated with CMS post contents. This article will show you the step by procedures on how you can populate different elements using CMS Contents. Adding Dynamic Content on an Image element After connecting to your CMS post database, you will see empty sections in your webpage like the one in the picture below ⬇️ ![](https://storage.crispFew readers

• Connect to CMS Database

  Getting Started After adding a CMS Row with column, you will be required to connect to the CMS database to activate that section. This article will show Connect to Database To connect your section with a CMS Database and use the CMS features, click on Connect to Database. ⬇️ After clicking, you will see the CMS Row editor, where you will find several options to configure your CMS row.Few readers

• CMS Site Ownership Transfer

  Getting Started If you want to transfer ownership of your CMS site to another user or client, the Transfer Site option is designed for this purpose. This article will guide you through the process of transferring site ownership. How to Transfer Your CMS Site Follow these steps to transfer ownership of your CMS site: Go to your Dorik site dashboard and go to the CMS tab. ![CMS Dashboard](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/c/f/1/f/cf1fc9cc00911000/imageFew readers

• How to Duplicate CMS Site

  Getting Started If you want to create a copy of your existing CMS site for testing, development, or to use it as a template for a new project, the Duplicate Site feature is designed for this purpose. This article will guide you through the process of duplicating a CMS site inside your Dorik dashboard. How to Duplicate Your CMS Site Follow these steps to duplicate your CMS site: Go to your Dorik site dashboard and go to the CMS tab. ![CMS Dashboard](https://storage.crisp.cFew readers

Custom Collection

• Custom Collection Overview

  What is Custom Collection? Custom Collections have many use cases, adding custom collections and fields can help you extend and build any type of CMS. With a Custom collection list, you can categorize and store any information on a blog post about a particular topic. ⬇️ Here is what a custom collection list looks like ↗️ The picture above is a Custom Collection on the topic: Listings.Few readers

• How to add items to a Custom Collection

  Getting Started This article covers the process of adding a new item to a custom collection. A new item can be added and customized using a sidebar or full editor. Creating a New Collection To learn how to create a custom collection, refer to the link below ⬇️ Add a new Collection ↗️ Adding New Collection Item To add a new item to a custom collection, follow the steps given below: Go toFew readers

• How to add a Custom Collection?

  Getting Started To add a new collection, click on the Collections (⛁) icon on the left-hand panel of your dashboard and click on + Add New. Set the type, name, slug etc., to proceed. Upon completion, you can add some auto items to the collection ranging from 5 to 15 blog posts. Add a new custom collection To add a new custom collection, follow the steps below or refer to the GIF & Screenshot under it. Click on the Collections (⛁) icon on the left-hand panel of yourFew readers

• Exclude a collection item from Sitemap or RSS Feeds

  Getting Started Custom Collection Posts are automatically added to Sitemap and RSS Feed when published. This article will help you learn how to remove your posts from Sitemap and RSS Feed. 🚫 Remove Custom Collection Item from sitemap Here is how you can remove a post from your Sitemap. Follow the steps below: Go to the custom collection list where your post is. Click on the … option beside your post. Select 🚫 Remove from Sitemap. Refer to the *GIF belowFew readers

• Showcase Collection items on my website

  Getting Started Showcasing Custom Collection items can be easily done with a few simple steps. You can add important elements and populate them with custom collection items. Follow the guide in this article to get started. Adding CMS Row with Column To showcase Custom Collection items, you will need to have a CMS Row and Column section. Follow the steps given below to add a CMS Row with a Column. On your builder, click on + Add New Section Go to CMS Row with Columns ClickFew readers

• Gated Content on Custom Collection Items

  Getting Started You may enable membership on any Custom Collection Item or Post to make it exclusively accessible only by members of your site; whether they were invited by you to become a member to they paid for the subscription, you can always use the post access settings to change that. Changing Post Access in Custom Collection Items To set access to your custom collection items, follow the steps listed below: Login to your Dashboard Click on any Custom Collection fromFew readers

• Adding and Customizing Fields in a Custom Collection

  Getting Started Fields help you add important extensions and enhance your custom collection lists. For example, if you have a custom collection list on ‘Articles,’ you might want to consider adding fields like ‘Image,’ ‘Article Summary,’ ‘Thumbnail,’ etc. Adding a field to a Custom Collection Click on any Custom Collection inside the Collections panel Click onFew readers

• Filter by Current Item of a Template Page

  Getting Started You can filter out and display items relevant to the current item of a custom collection on a custom collection template page. This article covers the steps and provides a scenario to understand the feature better. Scenario and Steps To understand this feature better, we are going to demonstrate a scenario. Let us assume you have two custom collections (Clients and Projects) and you want to display the Projects of a particular Client on its template page. Step 1: Add nFew readers

• What is Custom Collection?

  Getting Started Add custom collections and fields to extend and build any CMS. With a Custom collection list, you can categorize and store any information on a post about a particular topic. || ⬇️ Here is what a list of custom collections normally looks like || ↗️ This is a custom collection on the topic: Recipes. As you may notice, there are various sub-topics on this particular topic. **RelaFew readers

• Single Reference in Custom Collection Fields

  Getting Started Referencing Custom Collection fields can help you refer data from one custom collection item to another. This article will cover the whole process; follow all instructions to learn how to do that. Adding Single Reference Field To add a Single Reference in a custom collection, follow the steps given below: Go to your CMS Dashboard Select any Custom Collection Click on the Fields button Click on the + Add New Field button Select the type as **SinglFew readers

• Change the single-item template of a Collection

  Getting Started When you create a custom collection, a separate page template for every collection will be automatically created. This article will feature all the steps to create a single-item template of a collection and make changes to it; refer to the information in the sections below. What does ‘Single Item’ mean? Single Item refers to the Custom Collection Item/Items that we create. For example, if we create a Custom Collection called ‘Superheroes’ and add a bunch of itemsFew readers

• Difference between full editor and sidebar editor

  Getting Started In this article, you will learn the difference between the sidebar and full editor in Custom Collection. The demonstration will be both textual and visual. Let's get started! Setting Full Editor and Sidebar Editor To do this, add a new custom collection to your site; follow the steps in the GIF below: Full Editor To use the Full Editor on yFew readers

• How to use filters to display your Custom Collection Items

  Getting Started Filters can help you select Custom Collection items you want to showcase on your website. If you have a custom collection already and would like to be more specific about the items you want to showcase, that is where filters come in handy. This article will cover how filters work and how you can use filters on custom collection items on a CMS Row. How to Create Custom Collection You will need to have a custom collection on your website. To learn how to create custFew readers

• Multiple Reference in Custom Collection Fields

  Getting Started Referencing Custom Collection fields can help you refer data from one custom collection item to another multiple field. This article will cover the whole process; follow all instructions to learn how to do that. Adding Multiple Reference Field To add Multiple References in a custom collection, follow the steps given below: Go to your CMS Dashboard Select any Custom Collection Click on the Fields button Click on the + Add New Field button GivFew readers

Membership

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• Password Protected Page

  Getting Started Password-protecting a page allows you to restrict access to a page by setting a password and requiring visitors to use the password to view the page's content. This article will cover how you can protect a page on your website with a password. Add Password to a Page To password-protect a page, follow these steps: From the site dashboard, click on the Pages (📄) icon in the left panel and select the page you want to protect. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/usersFew readers

• Blogs Category

  Getting Started Setting blog categories helps you and your audience find the desired or relevant topics you or they are looking for. This article will guide you through how you can use this option. Add a new category Here is the step-by-step procedure on how you can add and set categories to your blog post: From the site dashboard, click on the Blogs icon from the left panel. Click on Categories under Posts Click on the + New Category button SetFew readers

• How to refer Custom Collection Fields

  Getting Started Referencing Custom Collection fields can help you refer data from one custom collection item to another. This article will cover the whole process; follow all instructions to learn how to do that. Adding Single Reference Field To add a Single Reference in a custom collection, follow the steps given below: Go to your CMS Dashboard Select any Custom Collection Click on the Fields button Click on the + Add New Field button Select the type as *Few readers

• How to add filters in Custom Collections

  Getting Started Filters can help you select Custom Collection items you want to showcase on your website. If you have a custom collection already and would like to be more specific about the items you want to showcase, that is where filters come in handy. This article will cover how filters work and how you can use filters on custom collection items on a CMS Row. How to create Custom Collection You will need to have a custom collection on your website. To learn how to create custFew readers

• Add a new Collection

  Getting Started In this article, you will learn the process of how to Add a New Collection to your CMS site. Add a new custom collection To add a new custom collection, follow the steps below or refer to the GIF under it. Go to the Collections section on the left-hand panel of your Dashboard. Click on + Add New Collection Set the Collection Type, Name, Slug, etc., to proceed Click on Add Collection Upon completion, you can also add some dummy items automaFew readers

• Create a blog post

  Getting Started You can create, schedule & publish blog posts using valuable tools like our SEO Tools, Social Media preview, in-built blog post editor, and Editor handle. Such tools can help you make more engaging blog posts for any reader and help you rank higher on search engines. This article will cover how you can use the tools to create a blog post. To learn about SEO Tools and Blog Post Settings, refer to these articles: [SEO in Blog Posts](/en/article/seo-Few readers

• How to Set Up a Custom 404 Page on CMS Sites

  Getting Started This article provides a step-by-step guide on setting up a custom 404 page for Dorik CMS. Add a Custom 404 Page on a CMS Site Please follow these steps: Navigate to the Pages menu in the left sidebar. Go to the Utility Pages section. Click on **“CreateFew readers