AliothPress handles content structure changes at the core level through two automated mechanisms: One-Hop 301 Redirects for renamed URLs and Cascade Reference Cleanup for deleted assets. Change a slug and a permanent 301 redirect appears on its own, so old URLs, backlinks, and rankings keep working. Delete an image, file, form, post, or page and every reference to it is cleaned from the entire site
Posts and pages are the two content types at the heart of AliothPress. Both share the same editing workflow: a draft and published status with live preview, a rich text editor or the visual page builder to choose from, a featured image with alt text and caption, an excerpt, tags and categories, a per-item FAQ editor, and full SEO metadata in the sidebar. Pages add layout templates that control content
AliothPress creates a complete site backup in one click. The downloadable ZIP contains the database, every uploaded image and file, installed plugin code, and a copy of the configuration with secrets masked. Restore works the same way in reverse: upload the archive in the admin panel, and the database, uploads, and plugins come back. Both operations run from the browser, are restricted to the
AliothPress applies layered security to every installation: CSRF tokens on all state-changing requests, rate limiting with automatic brute-force lockout, optional two-factor authentication with layered recovery, encrypted storage for SMTP passwords and API keys, allow-list HTML sanitization, server-side SVG cleaning, strict security headers on every response, and a persistent audit log of admin activity.
You type your password, the code screen appears, and the code does not work. Or the phone with the authenticator app is gone. This page lists every way back into an AliothPress account, from the fastest to the last resort. None of them requires reinstalling anything, and no content is lost along the way. How the feature works under the hood is covered in the Security article.
AliothPress manages team access through three roles: Owner, Admin, and Editor. New team members join through email invitations with expiring links and set their own passwords, so credentials are never sent in plain text. Every user picks a personal admin panel language from the 31 available and a light, dark, or system interface theme. Password changes invalidate all active sessions for that account, and
The AliothPress Settings page manages the whole site from one place: license and updates, site identity, active languages, analytics with an optional cookie consent banner, email delivery, domain and HTTPS with a free auto-renewing certificate, the footer, and organization identity fields for AI visibility. The personal Profile page adds author identity, admin panel language and theme, and
AliothPress sends newsletters natively, with no external mailing service. Campaigns are written in the built-in rich text editor or generated by AI, targeted by subscriber language and by signup form, and delivered through your own SMTP connection. Recipients are collected from form submissions and CSV imports, deduplicated by address, filtered to confirmed subscribers when you choose, and every
AliothPress sends email through any SMTP server: a mailbox from your hosting provider or an SMTP relay service. Configuration lives in the Settings page, takes five fields, and includes a test send button plus a built-in setup guide. The SMTP password is stored encrypted. One working connection powers everything the CMS mails: user invitations, form notifications, visitor confirmations, double opt-in
AliothPress includes a form builder with 13 field types, four ready-made templates, and per-form control over notifications, confirmation emails, double opt-in, and anti-spam protection. Forms are placed on any page through the page builder, submissions are stored with status workflow and export to CSV and Excel, and every form can be translated into any of the 31 site languages, manually or with