This is the space where you can create and manage subdomains/categories and default pages.

 

General

This section has the settings to create AI generated default pages for the subdomains. The default pages include- About Us, Contact Us, Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and, Cookie Policy.

These default pages would be accessible from the subdomain navigation menu. When you create default pages, a navigation menu will be added to the subdomain home page automatically.

 

Important: You need to setup a primary menu before using the default pages function. A missing primary menu may lead to unwanted pages in the navigation menu of a subdomain.

 

The very first option allows you to enable or disable the default pages. This setting applies from the date when you make changes to this setting. The subdomains created earlier would have no effect on this setting.

Choosing ‘Yes’ in the first option enables the default pages function, and will show you the option to select a prompt set for default pages.

Just select the prompt set for default pages, and you are good to create these page automatically using AI. These default pages include-

1. Subdomain Home page
2. About Us page
3. Contact Us page
4. Privacy Policy page
5. Terms of Service page, and
6. Cookie Policy page

 

 

There is a default prompt set, but if you want to use your own set, go to the AI Settings page  and create a new set for default pages. More information on creating a new set is given in the AI settings.

 

Default Pages

 

You can manage the default pages using this function. Just select the Subdomain from the drop-down, and you will see the pages’ list below it.

You can edit the pages using the ‘Edit’ action button. If the selected subdomain does not have a page created, you will see an ‘Add’ button for the page. It will quickly create the page using the selected prompt for that page.

If you want to edit a page, you can use the ‘Edit’ button for that page, It will lead you to default WordPress page editor. You can make the desired changes and save the page.

 

If there are no pages created for the selected subdomain, you will see a ‘Add Default Pages’ button. Clicking the button will quickly create default pages for the selected subdomain.

You can also manage the default pages using the default WordPress page manager. The subdomain default pages are there along with the Subdomain Name tag. So it is very easy to identify the different pages of different subdomains.

 

 

 

Add new category

 

 

This section is for creating a category. You can set the name, parent category, slug, description and category content.

If you want to create a subdomain, then you need to enable the ‘Make Subdomain’ option. You get the flexibility for creating category only or category as subdomain. It helps you create a mix of categories and subdomains for the site.

If you want to create a user for this subdomain, then you need to enable the ‘Create user’ option and select the required option for username.

 

Upload categories

 

 

Important: Before uploading the CSV, you need to setup the default pages setting first. The unsaved default pages settings may lead to missing default pages for the subdomains.

 

Turbo Subdomains allows you to add multiple categories at once using a CSV file. This is quite helpful when you need to create categories or subdomains in bulk.

Just download the template from the link, provided in the upload category section in subdomain settings, and fill the data into the CSV.
There are a number of columns in the CSV that are used to create the categories successfully.

Let’s see what each column means-

 

Column A

categoryName

This column is for Category names. You need to enter one category name in one cell in this column. So you will have ‘x’ number of rows for ‘x’ number of categories.

 

Column B

isSubdomainByCategoryName(y/n)

If you want to create only the category, not the subdomain, this column should be filled with ‘n’. It will not add CNAME in the cloudflare.
But, if you want the category as Subdomain, you need to enter ‘y’ here. It will add a CNAME for this category in the cloudflare, and this category will become a subdomain.

 

Column C

userByCategoryName

The user creation depends on the data filled in the Column C, D, and, E. In the Column C, you can fill ‘y’, ‘n’ , or leave it blank. Following are the conditions and results of filling data in these columns.

 

Column C	Column D	Column E	Result
userByCategoryName	categoryUsername	categoryPassword
BLANK	BLANK	BLANK	NO user
n	BLANK	BLANK	NO user
BLANK	data	data	User by column D
n	data	data	User by column D
y	BLANK	BLANK	User by column A
y	data	data	User by column A

 

Column D

categoryUsername

If you don’t want a username same as the Category name, you can enter a custom username in this column.

 

Column E

categoryPassword

If you have entered the custom username in column D, then column E becomes mandatory to fill. You need to enter a password for the user in this column.

 

Column F

autoRssFeed(y/n)

This column is to direct the plugin whether it should use the RSS feed added automatically or it should be fetched from the custom feed URL.
If you enter ‘y’ here, it will use Google News to create the RSS feed URL using the data in column H, and, I, based on the preferences.

But if you enter ‘n’ in the column F, the plugin will use the column G for creating the campaign.

 

Column G

CustomRSSFeed

You will have to provide the custom feed URL, only if you have entered ‘n’ in the column F.

 

Column H

autoRssFeedByCategoryName(y/n)

If you want the category name to be used as a search term for creating the RSS feed URL, then enter Y here.
If you enter N here, the Column I will be used for creating the feed URL.

 

Column I

autoRssFeedByKeyword(phrase)

You can enter a keyword or a keyword phrase here, that will be used by the plugin to create the RSS feed URL.

 

Column J

searchRssFeedByKeyword

The plugin will search this keyword in the provided feed, and post articles. You will understand it better when we see creating RSS feed campaigns manually.

 

Column K

searchImageByKeyword(y/n)

This column is used to direct the plugin whether you want to use the keyword provided here, or, the category name, to search the images.

If you provide ‘n’ here, the plugin will use the category name as a keyword to search images(from Pixabay/Unsplash).

If you want to search images by a different keyword than the category name, you need to enter ‘y’ in this column. And, enter your custom keyword in the column L.

 

Column L

imageKeyword(keyword1|keyword2)

When you have ‘y’ in the column K, then you have to fill this column with your custom keywords to be used to search images. The benefit of this column is that you can enter multiple keywords to search images.

But, if there is ‘n’ in column K, then you can leave it blank.

 

Column M

completeChangesByDate

You can set different end dates for campaigns. This is not mandatory to set end dates, it is optional. You can leave it blank if you don’t want these RSS campaigns to end.

 

Column N

promptSet

This column is to provide the set name. You can use the name ‘Default Set’ in this column, if you do not have any custom sets created. To create your own set, go to the AI Settings and create a new prompt set under ‘Rewrite Content’ sets. For more info on creating new prompt sets, please visit AI Settings.

 

Column O

campaignName

You can name your campaigns in the CSV using this column. This field is mandatory, so leaving this empty will not create the category as well as campaign.

 

Manage categories/subdomains

 

 

This section is for managing all the categories/subdomains from a single place. You can delete the categories/subdomains by selecting them with checkboxes. You can edit the categories through the edit option available for each category.
In the table, you can see the category name, description, slug, post count in that category, Indexed posts from that category, indexing requested, username, and, edit.