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Release: Australia · Updated: 2026-03-12 · Official documentation · View source

Configure the main tag on a page

Specify the main content of a page to include in the <main> tag to improve search engine optimization and accessibility.

Before you begin

Role required: sp_admin or admin

About this task

The <main> tag is a semantic HTML element that contains the main content of the page. The <main> tag should be applied to content that is unique to the page and should be configured for only one element on the page.

Procedure

  1. Navigate to All > Service Portal > Service Portal Configuration.

  2. Select Designer.

  3. Select a page.

  4. Switch to the portal you want to design pages for by selecting the portal name in the header.

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Service Portal Designer header with the portal name SP highlighted
  1. Select a container, row, or column on the page that contains the main content of the page.

    See the breadcrumbs in the header to confirm you have the correct element selected. You can’t add the <main> tag to a widget.

  2. Select the edit icon [

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Edit icon\].
  1. In the Semantic tag field, select Main.

  2. Select Save.

Result

In the HTML of the page, the <main> tag contains the container, row, or column. In Service Portal Designer, a <main> tag displays in the bottom-right corner of the element.

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Main tag configured for a page in Service Portal Designer

Parent Topic:Improving search engine optimization for portals