Mass Page Builder — Build Settings Tab

The Build Settings tab is found in the left sidebar of the Mass Page Builder. It controls how the generated website is structured, how pages link to each other, and which extra pages and SEO features are included. The settings here affect every page in the build.

Builder Mode controls how the generated pages link to each other and how the main target URL is used across the site. The selected mode changes the internal linking pattern of the build and determines whether pages point mainly to the target URL, to each other, or follow a more silo-style structure. There are six modes to choose from.

Single Page Mode is used when the site should behave like a single landing page style build. In this mode, the build focuses on the target URL as the main destination rather than creating a circular linking pattern between pages.

Link Wheel creates a circular style page structure where pages connect in a wheel pattern. This is used when you want the generated pages to support each other through a linked structure instead of acting as isolated pages.

Link Wheel with Spokes builds on the link wheel pattern and also connects the structure back to the main page. This is the default selected mode in the UI and is used when you want a stronger central page supported by surrounding linked pages.

Stack Mode – Umbrella is used for a stacked structure where the pages are arranged under a main page. This is useful when you want the homepage or central page to act as the main hub of the build.

Daisy Chain creates a chain-style linking structure where pages connect in sequence. In AI mode this same option is shown as Silo mode in the interface. This mode is useful when you want a more guided path from one page to the next instead of a wheel pattern.

None disables the interlinking pattern between the generated pages. The pages are still created, but the builder mode itself does not create a special linked structure between them.

Website Name is only used for identification inside YACSS. It helps you recognize the project in the My Websites page and does not appear as visible text on the generated website unless you use it elsewhere manually.

Target URL is the main URL you want the generated website to point to. It is the central target used by the builder modes and target-linking settings. In most builds, this is the money site, landing page, or main URL you want the generated pages to support.

When the Create Link checkbox is enabled, the target URL is turned into an active link where the selected builder mode and target link placement allow it. If this is disabled, the target URL text can still exist in the build setup, but the live target link is not created.

These options control where the target URL link should be placed on the page. There are four placement options: H1, H2, Below Random Content Area (the default), and Inside Content Area.

H1 places the target link on the main heading.

H2 places the target link on a second-level heading. You must add Header 1 in the Headers tab in order for H2 to show — otherwise it will not appear.

Below Random Content Area places the target link below one of the content sections. This is the default option.

Inside Content Area places the target link inside a content section.

Text before the target link text adds text immediately before the target URL anchor text when the target link is inserted into content. Use it when you want a more natural sentence around the link.

Text of target link controls the clickable anchor text of the target URL link.

Text after the target link text adds text immediately after the target link anchor text when the link is inserted into content. Use it when you want the target link to appear as part of a longer sentence.

Website Overlay adds an overlay effect that points to another website URL. Enable the Apply Overlay checkbox to activate it, then enter the full destination URL in the Website URL field.

The Meta Refresh Redirect section controls meta refresh redirection. Enter the destination URL in the Redirect URL field and tick Apply Redirect to enable it. When turned on, the generated page automatically redirects visitors to the URL entered.

This section is used to add extra outgoing links into the generated pages beyond the main target URL. Click Add Outgoing Link to add a new row. Each row has fields for Anchor URL, Anchor Before Text, Anchor Text, and Anchor After Text.

Use Place on homepage and Subpage placement to control where links appear. If subpage placement is enabled, choose between Place on all subpages or Random placement on subpages. The Limit Interval Start and Limit Interval End fields control how many outgoing links are shown per page.

This section controls how the generated file names are created.

Meta titles will be used as filename uses the page meta titles as the file names.

So whatever you enter in the meta title will be used as the filename — for example page-1.html and page-2.html. Homepage filename will be index.html makes the homepage file index.html, while the rest of the pages use their generated filenames. This is the default selection. Page 1 will be index.html, while Page 2 will be page-2.html.

Custom FileNames lets you define your own filenames instead of using the meta titles. The number of custom filenames should match the number of meta titles. When you choose the Custom Filename option it will open a File Name field in the Header tab.

This section controls the special internal links that connect the generated pages together. The For Special Internal Links options decide where those links should be placed: H1, H2 (only if Header 1 is added in the Headers tab), Below Random Content Area (default), Inside Content Area, or Random of the above.

H1 places the internal link in an H1 area.

H2 places the internal link in an H2 area — only if you have added Header 1 in the Headers tab.

Below Random Content Area places the internal link below a content section. This is the default option.

Inside Content Area places the internal link inside the content. Random of the above randomly chooses one of the available placements.

Text before the metatitle link text adds text before the internal link anchor text — use this if you want the internal link to read like a natural sentence. Text after the metatitle link text adds text after the internal link anchor text.

This option creates a block of links from the current page to other pages in the same website. It is used when you want a visible interlinking section between pages.

No Follow — This checkbox makes those interlinking links nofollow.

Place on homepage / Subpage placement — These checkboxes control whether the interlinking block appears on the homepage, subpages, or both.

Place on all subpages / Random placement on subpages — If subpage placement is enabled, these options decide whether the interlinking block appears on every subpage or only randomly on some of them.

Anchor Text — This controls how the interlink links are labeled. Metatitle uses the page meta title as anchor text. URL uses the page URL as anchor text.

Limit Interval Start / Limit Interval End — These fields control how many page links are shown in the interlinking block. The number shown is chosen between the start and end values.

Jumplinks in all pages adds jump links within the page itself, linking to different headings on the same page. This is different from interlinking to other pages — it is used for in-page navigation. It only occurs in 7 Content after the Content 2 area, so you must enter Content 2.

You also need to add Headers for the jumplinks to appear.

Place on homepage / Subpage placement — These options control whether the in-page jumplink block appears on the homepage, subpages, or both.

Place on all subpages / Random placement on subpages — If subpage placement is enabled, these settings choose whether the jumplinks appear on all subpages or only randomly on some of them.

This option inserts a sitemap-style list of all website pages below the page content. It is different from the separate HTML Sitemap page because this one appears inside page content.

No Follow — This checkbox makes those sitemap-in-content links nofollow.

Place on homepage / Subpage placement — These options control whether the sitemap-in-content block appears on the homepage, subpages, or both.

Place on all subpages / Random placement on subpages — If subpage placement is enabled, these options control whether the sitemap block appears on every subpage or only randomly on some of them.

This section controls how many content blocks each page should use.

7 Content uses the full seven-content layout across the pages. This is the default option.

1 Content uses a one-content layout.

7 Content Home Page / 1 Content Subpages gives the homepage the full layout and keeps subpages simpler 1 content. Dynamic Content uses the dynamic-content layout. You can add as many content areas as you want.

This checkbox controls whether all generated pages are included in the site navigation menu.

No Follow — This checkbox makes the navigation links nofollow.

All pages as menu items — This option places all generated pages directly in the navigation menu.

One menu item called Services — This option groups the pages under a single menu item called Services instead of listing every page separately.

Include Canonical Tag adds canonical tags to the generated pages. Choose Point To Same Page to make each page's canonical point to itself, or Point to different URL to specify a custom canonical URL in the field below.

Include Noarchive Tag adds a noarchive meta tag to the generated pages.

The Include Pages section controls which additional pages are added to the website. Each option includes a Nofollow checkbox to make its menu or footer link nofollow.

Include HTML Sitemap adds an HTML Sitemap page to the website.

Include News In Menu adds the News page into the menu when News is enabled for the project. You must first add news from the News tab before enabling this option.

Include XML Sitemap creates an XML sitemap file for the website. The sitemap.xml file is created and will appear in the sitemap.html page.

Include About Us Page — Adds an About Us page to the website.

Nofollow — Makes the About Us link nofollow where that link is shown.

Include In Menu — Adds the About Us page to the navigation menu.

Include In Footer — Adds the About Us page to the footer links.

Include Privacy Policy adds a Privacy Policy page to the website. Nofollow makes the Privacy Policy link nofollow where that link is shown.

This section controls which schema types are included in the generated pages.

Webpage schema — Enables webpage schema on the generated pages.

Local Business schema — Enables Local Business schema on the generated pages.

Product Schema — Enables product schema on the generated pages.

Insert on all pages — Places Product Schema on all generated pages.

Random — Places Product Schema randomly instead of on every page.

Rating Interval Start / Rating Interval End — These fields control the rating value range used by Product Schema. The schema rating is chosen between these two values.

No Of Rating Interval Start / No Of Rating Interval End — These fields control the range for the number of ratings used by Product Schema.

This section lets you block selected third-party crawlers. The available options are Rogerbot, Moz, Semrush, Xenu, Majestic, Ahrefs, and LinkResearchtools. Use these checkboxes when you want to hide backlinks from those tools specifically.

Translations — This section lets you replace default front-end text labels with your own wording. These fields are useful when you want to change the site language or use custom wording instead of the defaults. The translation values affect visible labels such as menu items, footer labels, FAQ titles, and contact labels across the generated site.

The available translation fields shown in this section are: More, About us, Contact us, News menu Item, Check our other pages, Frequently asked questions, Useful links, Latest blogposts, Privacy Policy, Sitemap, Follow us, Phone, Email, City, State, Zip, Address, Google Business profile, Google Business website, and Company website.