Mass Page Builder — Content Tab

Two notices may appear at the top of this tab depending on choices made elsewhere in the form. If you selected the CSV file option in the Headers tab, a yellow notice will display reminding you that content is already being supplied from that file. If you entered a custom AI prompt in the Header tab's AI prompt field, a notice will appear confirming that the content will be AI generated and this tab can be skipped.

Appears in: The content you enter here renders as the paragraph body text inside each numbered content section on every generated page, directly beneath the corresponding H2 header from the Headers tab. The placement of images alongside the content is also controlled from this tab.

Six radio button options that determine how the content body text is provided.

Input Content — The default mode. Seven rich text editor fields appear below, one per content area, where you type or paste the content for each section directly. This content is the same across all generated pages unless you use spintax variation within the text.

Select Random Paragraphs from Text File (must contain at least 7 paragraphs) — When selected a file uploader appears. Upload a plain .txt file containing at least seven paragraphs separated by line breaks. For each generated page the system randomly selects paragraphs from the file to populate the content areas, creating variation across pages. When this mode is active additional controls appear: Enable Spintax / Disable Spintax radio buttons, and the Paragraph Interval Start / Paragraph Interval End fields.

Select Paragraphs from Text File in Ascending Order (must contain at least 7 paragraphs) — The same file uploader appears. Instead of selecting paragraphs randomly, this mode assigns them in sequence — the first group of paragraphs goes to page one, the next group to page two, and so on.

Select Random Number of Sentences from Text File in Random Order, and Combine into Paragraphs — When selected the same file uploader appears along with Number of Linebreaks Start and Number of Linebreaks End fields. Rather than treating the file as pre-written paragraphs, this mode reads individual sentences from the file, picks a random selection in random order, and assembles them into new paragraphs for each page.

Select Random Number of Sentences from Text File in Ascending Order, and Combine into Paragraphs — Same as the mode above but sentences are taken in the order they appear in the file rather than randomly, then assembled into paragraphs.

Multiple Content File Upload for Each Page (For One Page Content Only) — When selected a multiple file uploader appears. You upload one separate .txt file for each page you are generating. The number of files uploaded must exactly match your page count. This mode is only compatible with the 1 Content Area layout and is the most precise option for assigning completely unique custom content to every individual page.

Select Paragraphs from Text File — Appears for modes 2, 3, 4, and 5. A drag-and-drop uploader accepting .txt files only.

Upload Content Files (Multiple) — Appears for mode 6. A drag-and-drop uploader accepting multiple .txt files simultaneously, one per page.

Enable Spintax / Disable Spintax — Appears when any file-upload mode is selected. When Enable Spintax is selected the system processes any spintax notation found within your text file, using alternative words from the {option1|option2|option3} format. Enable Spintax is the default.

Paragraph Interval Start / Paragraph Interval End — Appear when file-based paragraph modes are selected. These control how many paragraphs from your file are used per page per content section. Both default to 3.

Number of Linebreaks Start / Number of Linebreaks End — Appear when the sentence-based modes (modes 4 and 5) are selected. These control how many sentences are grouped together to form each paragraph.

Protected Terms / Spin Content (Input Content Mode) — When Input Content mode is selected these two controls appear at the top right of the content editor area. Protected Terms is a text field for comma-separated words that should not be altered by spintax. The Spin Content button applies spintax processing across all seven content area editors simultaneously.

Seven rich text editor fields appear when Input Content mode is selected. Each corresponds to one content section on the generated pages. Every editor has its own Enable Spintax / Disable Spintax radio button pair. Starting from Content Area 3, each editor also has an image sidebar where you can attach media — images, image URLs, website URLs, YouTube videos, or Twitter Moments — that float left or right alongside the content text. If multiple images are uploaded they appear randomly across different pages.

Content Area 1

Content Area 1 — The paragraph body text that renders in the first content section of every page, directly beneath Header 1. No image sidebar on this area.

Content Area 2

Content Area 2 — Renders beneath Header 2. Only visible when 7 Content or 7 Home+1 Sub is selected in Page Content Settings. No image sidebar on this area.

Content Area 3

Content Area 3 — Renders beneath Header 3. This is the first area with an image sidebar. The sidebar contains a Select Type dropdown (Image / Image URL / Website URL / Youtube Video URL / Twitter Moments ID), a file uploader for up to 25 images with Unsplash import, and an Image Position toggle (Left or Right). The default position for Content 3 is Right.

Content Area 4

Content Area 4 — Renders beneath Header 4. Has the same image sidebar. The default position for Content 4 is Left.

Content Area 5

Content Area 5 — Renders beneath Header 5. Has the same image sidebar. The default position for Content 5 is Right.

Content Area 6

Content Area 6 — Renders beneath Header 6. Has the same image sidebar. The default position for Content 6 is Left.

Content Area 7

Content Area 7 — Renders beneath Header 7. Has the same image sidebar. The default position for Content 7 is Right.

Select Type Options

Each image sidebar's Select Type dropdown supports Image, Image URL, Website URL, Youtube Video URL, and Twitter Moments ID. Below shows Content Areas 5, 6, and 7 each using a different media type — Image, Youtube Video URL, and Image URL respectively.

Dynamic Content is a completely different content mode that activates when you select Dynamic Content in the Page Content Settings in the Build Settings tab. When this setting is active the standard Content tab layout — the Input Content editors, file uploaders, and content area panels — is replaced by a simpler interface designed around a reusable pool of content entries.

In Dynamic Content mode the system does not assign fixed content to fixed content sections. Instead it draws from a library of content blocks you build yourself, and randomly pulls a selection of them when generating each page. This means every generated page gets a unique combination of content without you needing to pre-assign content to individual pages.

To activate this mode, go to Build Settings and change the Page Content Settings to Dynamic Content.

Once Dynamic Content is selected, the Content tab changes its layout to the following interface.

Limit Interval Start / Limit Interval End — Two number fields that control how many content entries from your library are pulled and displayed on each generated page. The system picks a random number between the start and end values per page. The defaults are 3 for start and 5 for end, meaning each page will display between three and five randomly selected entries.

Add New Content — A button that opens a popup modal where you write or paste a new content block and save it to your library. Each block you add is stored and listed below the button. You can add as many content blocks as you need — the larger and more varied your library, the more unique the pages will be.

Once content blocks have been saved they are listed on the tab with edit and delete buttons. You can add more entries at any time to grow your library.

Appears in: The randomly selected content entries render in the main content body area of each generated page. Because they are drawn at random, each page receives a different combination and quantity of content blocks, producing genuinely unique pages throughout the website.