- Installing SureDash
- Updating SureDash
- Understanding Spaces and Space Groups in SureDash
- Add a Space Content Type
- How to Set Up a SureDash Course Space
- How to Set Up Google Login in SureDash: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Set Up Facebook Login in SureDash: A Step-by-Step Guide
- Understanding the Customize Portal in SureDash
- How Do You Customize the Portal Register Page in Suredash?
- How Do You Customize the Portal Login Page in Suredash?
- Setting up Space Groups
- How to Create a Feed Space
- How to Create a Discussion Space
- How to Set up “Course” space in SureDash?
- How To Set Up A Private Discussion Space In SureDash
- Creating a “Single Post/Page” Space in SureDash
- How to Set Up a “Link” Space in SureDash
- Understanding the “Single Post/Page” Space Type in SureDash
Understanding Slugs in SureDash
In SureDash, different types of content and groups are managed using Slugs. These are technical names that help SureDash organize your Spaces, Groups, and Community Content behind the scenes.
This document provides a simple overview of the active Slugs used in SureDash and what they are meant for.
Active Slugs in SureDash
| Slug | Type | Purpose/Description |
|---|---|---|
| portal | Post Type | Used for SureDash Spaces, the main building blocks of your community. |
| portal_group | Taxonomy | Used for SureDash Space Groups, helping you categorize and organize Spaces. |
| community-content | Post Type | Used for SureDash Community content, such as lessons or posts inside a Space. |
Why Slugs Matter
- They help SureDash know what content is what, so Spaces, Groups, and Posts stay organized.
- They make it easier for developers or site admins to manage, troubleshoot, and structure the site.
- If you are migrating, setting up, or customizing your community, knowing these slugs avoids confusion.
Quick Examples
✔ When you create a new Space, it’s stored under the portal post type.
✔ If you group Spaces, those groups use the portal_group taxonomy.
✔ Posts like Lessons or other community content use the community-content post type.
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