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Creating a new page

Create a page in the editor with More actions → New… → Page, or in Settings with New page on the Pages tab. Name the page, then either start empty (Build it myself) or let AI write the first version (Draft it). The new page is published right away; when you create it in the editor, you are also offered to add it to the main menu.

Creating it

  1. In the editor click More actions → New…, pick Page and click Next; or in Settings click New page on the Pages tab.
  2. Enter the page's Name (for example "Contact") – it becomes the title and the address too (for example /contact).
  3. Choose:
    • Build it myself – an empty page opens in the editor;
    • Draft it – describe in a sentence or two what the page is about (What's this page about?), then click Draft this page →. AI lays out the blocks in your site's tone; you can edit everything afterwards. This uses credits.
  4. If you created the page in the editor, you are then asked: Add this page to your menu? You can set the Menu label and add it to the main menu with Add & open, or Skip. A page created in Settings skips this question; add it to the menu yourself.

Important: a page created this way is published immediately, so it is reachable at its address. To work on it in peace, switch off Published under Page settings → Visibility, or click Unpublish next to it on the Pages tab in Settings.

Making a copy

More actions → Make a copy… copies the current page with all its blocks: leave Page selected and click Make the copy. The copy is a draft, and its title gets "(copy)" appended in each language – worth renaming. If you pick News or Event instead, the copy becomes that type and keeps its title; a news copy needs its category chosen again, an event copy its date. On the Pages tab in Settings, Duplicate copies any page.

Creating a missing page

If you land on an address that does not exist while signed in, the 404 page offers Create this URL to create a page right at that address.

Its place in the site structure

Under Page settings → Title and address you can also pick a Parent page: the parent's address is then put in front of the page's address, and the breadcrumb follows it.