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The content displayed on MVC sites is represented by content only pages. Ideally, developers (or administrators) set up a page structure and limit where content editors create pages. Content editors then create and model content.
Only content only pages are supported on MVC sites.
The structure of pages in Kentico doesn't represent how the content is displayed on the live site. Developers fully control how content is displayed.
We recommend structuring pages in Kentico so that each page type has its own section. This makes both working with the content in the MVC application and managing and reusing the content simpler. For example:
Make sure you set up the page structure to take performance limitations into consideration. Each item (page) in the content tree shouldn't exceed 1000 direct child pages. See general information on structuring content in Kentico.
You can also set up Kentico pages for advanced content modeling.
You can use the following approaches to limit where in the content tree can content editors create particular content only pages.
Using these approaches, you can set up a content structure in which each content only page type will have its own section.