Create and manage content for every needs

Libraries can help you separate different types of contents in logical structures. Create libraries for blogs, newsrooms, projects and more: the only limit is your imagination.

A page is where your content and data are stored. Thanks to premade usefule fiels, you can add title, description, image and formatted content with links, bullet points and more. Once ready, hit publish and your content will be live.

You can reference a library of contents inside a block of your website. Once the link is up, the section will be automatically populated with the data coming from the library and will magically stay up to date when you will change your contents or make updates. This way, you can create dynamic previews of your contents whenever you need them, knowing they will always be updated with the lates details and changes.

Libraries can be referenced directly and used as ready-made blogs. They have everything you need to handle a publications and to perform well on the web. With the editor you can defined the sematnic structure of the HTML and you when you add title, description and image Revas will generate automatically all the useful tags for SEO and social sharings

Each library comes with their own language code, so that you can create different translated versions of the same library and add them to your translated website.

All the images you upload will be safely stored in a folder for every page even if you remove them from the content. This way, you can always access all the previously uploaded images without uploading them again

Revas editor is clean and intuitive, so that you can focus on your writing. It comes with all the advanced formatting options you can expect from a text editor and more, like changing the semantic tag type of a line of text or adding alt text to links.

All Revas templates come with built in settings to change specific behaviours of your libraries. And if you want more flexibility or add custom logics to your contents, with Revas you can add your custom code to the head, body or specific areas of the website for extended flexibility and customisation.