Manage website pages

Open Pages in the website sidebar. The page list at /apps/your-subdomain/pages shows page titles, paths, statuses, and available actions.

Add a pageCopy Anchor Link

1. Check that you are in the intended website.
2. Choose the page creation action.
3. Enter the page title.
4. Enter its path, such as /about or /contact.
5. Submit the form.
6. Open the new page in Studio to add content.

The page form lowercases the path and adds a leading slash if it is missing. Review the final path carefully; a title and a public path serve different purposes.

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The home page uses /. It opens at the website's root address. A page at /about uses the same website address followed by /about.

Page limitsCopy Anchor Link

The default Free plan does not include additional pages beyond its single page. Personal Pro and Teams enable multiple pages.

If the page list says your plan does not include additional website pages, changing your role will not remove that limit. Review Plans and limits.

A view-only role can read the page list but cannot create, edit, or delete pages.

Edit and publishCopy Anchor Link

Use the edit action beside the page you intend to change. This opens Studio for that route rather than always opening the home page.

Page creation and publication are separate actions:

• A Draft page is not a published visitor-facing page.
• A Published page has been published through the editing workflow.
• Website publication status is derived from its pages. The settings screen directs you to Studio for publishing; it is not a separate site-wide publish switch.

After publishing, open the public route and confirm the result outside the editor. Do not assume an editor preview proves that a visitor can access the page.

Find pages in a longer listCopy Anchor Link

Pages are listed ten at a time. Use Previous page and Next page to move through the list. The footer shows the current range and total.

The overview's short list is not the complete page inventory for a larger website.

Delete a pageCopy Anchor Link

1. Confirm the path in the row you plan to remove.
2. Choose its delete action.
3. Read and confirm the browser prompt.

The home page at / cannot be deleted through this page management flow. Deleting another page is not the same as unpublishing it; do not use deletion just to hide content temporarily.

Before removing a route, update links that point to it. The dashboard does not promise to rewrite your navigation automatically.

For website-wide removal, read the separate consequences in Settings.