Documentation

Create a new page

1. Go to Dashboard → Pages. Every page on your site is listed here, nested to match your URL structure.
2. Click New Page.
3. Enter a Page Name — for example About Us. This becomes the page's title.
4. Enter the URL — for example about-us. Use slashes to nest a page under another, such as services/service-one. The modal shows the full URL as you type.
5. Click the create button. You can open the new page straight in the editor and start adding rows.

Once the page exists, see Editing Page Content for how to build it out and Adding Rows from the Design Library for filling it with pre-designed sections.

Choosing where a page lives

A page's place in the site is its URL:

• about-us lives at the top level of the site.
• services/web-design lives under the Services section and nests under the /services page in the page list.

You can pick a nested URL when creating the page, or move it later (see below).

Create a child page directly

1. On Dashboard → Pages, open the actions menu on the page that should be the parent.
2. Choose New Child Page.
3. The modal pre-fills the parent's URL — you only type the last part of the address (the child slug). The full URL preview updates as you type.

Publishing, drafts, and unlisted pages

Each page has visibility controls in its actions menu on the Pages list:

A few notes:

• The home page cannot be unpublished — your site always needs a front door.
• Unlisted is useful for landing pages you share by link only (an ad campaign, a private offer).

Moving or renaming a page

1. On Dashboard → Pages, open the page's actions menu and choose Move / Change URL.
2. Type the new URL. Use slashes for nested pages — the modal previews the final address.
3. Confirm to move the page.

When you change a page's address, set up a redirect from the old URL so existing links and search results don't break — see Improving Your SEO for redirects.

Cloning a page

To start a new page from an existing one:

1. Open the page's actions menu and choose Clone.
2. Give the copy a Name and a URL (slashes work here too, e.g. services/our-team).
3. Click Clone Page. The copy includes the original's rows and content, ready to edit independently.

Cloning is the fastest way to build several similar pages — one per service, one per campaign — from a single layout you like.

Deleting a page

1. Open the page's actions menu and choose the trash action.
2. The page moves to the trash, where it can be restored if you change your mind.
3. Use Empty Trash to remove trashed pages permanently.

Tips

• Plan URLs before you publish. Changing a URL later works, but it means setting up a redirect.
• Keep names short and human — the page name is what visitors see; the URL slug is what search engines and links use.
• If several pages need the same section (a call-to-action, a contact block), build it once as a shared row instead of copying it onto each page — see Shared Rows.