# Content page
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* [Definition](#id-1.14.x-contentpage-definition)
* [Create a content page](#id-1.14.x-contentpage-createacontentpage)
* [Read the content pages](#id-1.14.x-contentpage-readthecontentpages)
* [Where can users see the content pages?](#id-1.14.x-contentpage-wherecanusersseethecontentpages)
* [Content pages](#id-1.14.x-contentpage-contentpages)
* [Mandatory content pages](#id-1.14.x-contentpage-mandatorycontentpages)
* [Update a content page](#id-1.14.x-contentpage-updateacontentpage)
* [Delete a content page](#id-1.14.x-contentpage-deleteacontentpage)
* [Related resources](#id-1.14.x-contentpage-relatedresources)
## Definition
Content pages are a platform’s internal pages.
These are usually used to share information about a platform (instructions, user guides, FAQs), the company, and the platform’s added value.
It is important to enter relevant information as it will help users find important information quickly.
WHO CAN USE THIS FEATURE?
All users
## Create a content page
Users can not create a content page. Only super-administrators and administrators can create one through the SBO, it is described in the following articles: [Contents](/v2.0/superadmin/contents.md)
## Read the content pages
### Where can users see the content pages?
Users can find content pages either in the header banner hamburger menu or in the page footer both available on all interfaces accessible by any platform users (figure 1).
Underlined links indicate content pages.
figure 1
### Content pages
Each content page displays:
* The page title (figure 2)
figure 2
* The content (figure 3), can be organized in paragraphs with titles.
Users can also see pictures, videos, or links, according to the page’s content.
figure 3
### Mandatory content pages
Several content pages are mandatory (figure 4) on each platform:
* Legal notices
* Privacy Policies
* Terms and Conditions
* Cookies management
These pages are related to the platform rights and are usually systematically required.
figure 4
## Update a content page
Users cannot update content pages.
Super-administrator or an administrator can update the content page in the SBO. The process is described in this article: [Pages](/v2.0/superadmin/contents/pages.md)
## Delete a content page
Users cannot delete content pages.
Super-administrators or administrators can delete the content page in the SBO. The process is described in this article: [Pages](/v2.0/superadmin/contents/pages.md)
## Related resources
**SBO :**
* [Contents](/v2.0/superadmin/contents.md)
* [Pages](/v2.0/superadmin/contents/pages.md)
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