Managing Pages

Purpose

Pages are the static structure of your website — Home, About, Membership, Contact, Course Info. Each page is a stack of blocks (the page builder) with its own URL, SEO metadata, and draft/published status.

When to use this

Use a Page for evergreen content that doesn't have a date. Use a Post for time-stamped news, and an Event for something on the calendar.

Key fields

• Title — appears as the H1 on the public site.
• Slug — auto-generated from the title; appears in the URL. Keep it short and stable.
• Layout — the stack of blocks. See Page Builder.
• Full path — read-only, computed from nested-docs (e.g. /membership/junior). Used for navigation breadcrumbs.
• Status — Draft / Published. Drafts are visible in preview only.
• SEO (separate tab) — meta title, description, OG image. Auto-falls-back to Title + Site Settings description.
• Tenant — set automatically, do not change.

Common tasks

Create a new page

1. Click Content > Pages, then Create New.
2. Enter the Title. The slug fills in automatically.
3. In Layout, click Add Block and build the page.
4. Set Status to Draft, click Save Draft, then Preview.
5. When happy, change Status to Published and save.

Edit an existing page

1. Content > Pages, click the page title.
2. Edit fields and blocks.
3. Save Draft to keep changes hidden, or Publish to push live immediately.

Delete a page

1. Open the page.
2. Click the trash icon at the top right.
3. Confirm. Deletion is soft (recoverable for 30 days via super admin).

Gotchas

• Don't change a slug once a page is live — every existing link breaks. Ask support for a redirect if you must.
• The Home page has the special slug home (or empty). Don't rename it without coordination.
• Versioning — every save creates a version. Use the Versions tab to roll back.
• Nested pages — set a Parent to nest under another page. The URL becomes parent/child.

Related

• Posts
• Page builder
• Site Settings