To explain how to schedule content in Page Designer and control when it appears on the website without manual intervention.

Scheduling allows you to control when content is displayed on your website.

It is mainly used for campaigns, promotions, and time-sensitive content.

Content can be scheduled at:

• Component level (recommended for flexibility)
• Page level (requires manual coordination with publishing)

Scheduling works in combination with:

• Localization (where content applies)
• Targeting (who sees the content)

• Do not apply scheduling on default (shared) content as it may impact all markets
• Ensure you are working on your own locale before scheduling
• Components must be localized to apply scheduling when timing differs per market
• Always define an end date to avoid outdated content remaining visible
• Double-check time zones before saving

Step: Schedule content (Component & Page)

Scheduling allows you to control when content appears and disappears on your website.

Scheduling can be applied at two levels:

• Component level → managed inside Targeting
• Page level → managed in Page Settings → Targeting tab

👉 Scheduling controls when content is visible

Video walkthrough

Schedule a component

Use this when you want to display or hide a specific block (banner, text, campaign element).

⚠️ Important

• The component must be localized before applying scheduling
• Scheduling is part of Targeting
• If not localized, scheduling cannot be applied

1. Select the component
2. Click the dropdown arrow
3. Open Targeting
4. Go to the Schedules section
5. Define:
   • Display From (start date and time)
   • Display To (end date and time)
6. Click Apply and save

👉 The component will automatically appear and disappear based on your schedule

Schedule a page

Use this when the entire page needs to follow a specific timeframe.

⚠️ Important

• Page scheduling is configured in Page Settings
• Go to the Targeting tab to access scheduling

1. Open the page
2. Click Page Settings
3. Go to the Targeting tab
4. Define:
   • Display From
   • Display To
5. Click Save

👉 The page will follow the defined display window

⚠️ Always work on your own locale

• The default locale is shared across all markets
• Any scheduling applied on default content will impact all countries

👉 Always ensure you are working on your own locale before applying scheduling

👉 If scheduling differs per market, localize first

Best practices

• Always define both start and end dates
• Double-check time zones
• Test your setup on staging before publishing
• Combine scheduling with targeting for more precise control

Key takeaway

Scheduling = when
Targeting = who
Localization = where