26.1 Website Legal Pages

Website Legal Pages provide a separate workspace for creating and managing legal-information pages associated with an AIUNIFY Leads website.

These records are distinct from ordinary Website Pages. Standard Website Pages form the primary website navigation and section structure, while Website Legal Pages contain separate legal or policy content and use their own public Page URL.

26.2 Website and Language Context

Website Legal Pages operate inside a selected Website and Website Language context.

The Website Legal Pages breadcrumb identifies the selected Website, and the workspace includes a Website Language selector.

Operating principle: Before creating, editing, reordering, or deleting a Legal Page, confirm both the selected Website and the selected Website Language.

26.3 Default Language Selection

When the Website Legal Pages workspace loads, AIUNIFY Leads retrieves the Website's configured languages.

The interface selects:

1. The Website's Default language when one is configured.
2. The first available Website Language when no Default language is found.

Changing the Language selector reloads the Legal Pages belonging to that Website Language.

26.4 Website Legal Pages Table

The confirmed Legal Pages table contains the following columns:

Column	Purpose
Drag	Provides the handle used to change Legal Page display order.
Title	Displays the Legal Page title and can be selected to view the record.
Slug	Stores the URL-friendly identifier for the Legal Page.
Page URL	Provides the generated public URL associated with the Legal Page.
Show in Footer	Stores whether the Legal Page is configured for footer presentation.
Status	Displays the record's Active or Inactive state.
Action	Contains View, Edit, or Delete actions according to the current user's permissions.

26.5 Legal Page Data

The confirmed Legal Page structure supports:

1. Title.
2. Slug.
3. Page URL.
4. Content.
5. Meta Title.
6. Meta Description.
7. Meta Keywords.
8. Show in Footer.
9. Display Order.
10. Status.

26.6 Default Values

When a new Legal Page form is initialized, the confirmed defaults include:

Setting	Default
Show in Footer	Yes
Status	Active

26.7 Searching Legal Pages

The Website Legal Pages workspace supports searching by Title.

Use Title search when a Website Language contains several policy or disclosure pages.

26.8 Status Filtering

The workspace supports Status filtering so the user can work with:

1. All records.
2. Active records.
3. Inactive records.

26.9 Page URL Controls

When a Legal Page has a Page URL, AIUNIFY Leads provides controls to:

1. Copy the Page URL to the clipboard.
2. Open the Page URL in a new browser tab.

These controls are useful when reviewing the public result before adding the link elsewhere.

26.10 Show in Footer

The Legal Pages table includes a direct Show in Footer switch with Yes and No states.

Use this setting to control whether that Legal Page is configured for footer presentation by supported website themes.

26.11 Permission-Controlled Actions

The confirmed Legal Page permissions include:

Permission	Purpose
website_legal_pages_view	Provides access to view Legal Pages and the Legal Pages workspace.
website_legal_pages_create	Provides access to create Legal Pages.
website_legal_pages_edit	Provides access to edit Legal Pages.
website_legal_pages_delete	Provides access to delete Legal Pages.

Administrative access can also provide these capabilities.

26.12 Subscription Availability

The Website Legal Pages menu and creation workflow are also subject to the applicable subscription-module availability checks.

If the feature is unavailable under the current subscription configuration, the confirmed server message is:

This feature is not available in your current subscription plan.

26.13 Recommended Legal Page Organization

1. Select the correct Website.
2. Select the intended Website Language.
3. Review existing Legal Pages before creating another record.
4. Use clear Titles and stable Slugs.
5. Complete the content and SEO metadata.
6. Review Status and Show in Footer.
7. Arrange pages in the intended display order.
8. Open the public Page URL and verify the result.