Pages
Find and manage website pages, their addresses, content, templates, and publishing status.
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Pages holds the ordinary pages of your website, such as Home, About, and Contact. Each page has a name in the Admin, an address on the site, and content that you can edit.
Find and open a pageLink to this section
- Open Pages in the menu.
- Use Search by Page title to find a page by its name. Filters narrows the list; Columns changes the information shown in it.
- Choose the page name to open it. Use Content to edit the page and SEO to edit its search and sharing details.
The Full URL path column helps you identify pages with similar names. The homepage can use an address such as home in the Admin while opening at the website's main address. Your agency sets which page is the homepage.
Page fieldsLink to this section
| Field | What it does | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Page title | Names the page in the Admin. | Use a clear name your team can find. It is separate from the hero's visible Title. |
| Page Template | Chooses the page's overall structure. | Use Default for an ordinary content page. Read Page templates before changing an existing page. |
| URL path | Sets the last part of the page address. | Use short lowercase words separated by hyphens. |
| Parent Page | Places this page under another page's address. | Review the full address afterwards. A parent does not automatically create a menu item. |
| Content | Holds the hero and body content for a Default page. | Build the body from text and blocks. |
| SEO | Sets search visibility and search/sharing text and imagery. | See Page SEO. |
Create or update a pageLink to this section
For a complete example, follow Add a new page. Use Create new Page, choose a template, add the content, set its address, and save a draft before publishing.
Renaming Page title changes the name your team sees. To change the heading visitors see, edit the hero Title or the heading in the content itself. To change the menu label, edit Navigation.
Publishing and removalLink to this section
Save Draft keeps unfinished changes private. Publish changes makes them available to visitors. The three-dot menu includes Duplicate, Delete, and Unpublish. Unpublish when you need to take a page off the site while keeping it for later.
The Trash view is separate from the ordinary page list. Before removing a real page, check its menu links and ask your agency about old addresses. See Drafts and versions for publishing and recovery.
Check afterwardsLink to this section
Open the page's ordinary website address after publishing. Check its heading, links, images, and smaller-screen layout. Add a navigation link if visitors need a menu route to the new page.
Related pagesLink to this section
Editing content, Blocks, Page templates, Live preview, Drafts and versions, Page SEO.