Page settings: title, address, visibility

A page's title, address, parent page, publishing and deletion are set in the panel that opens from the editor toolbar's Page settings button. If you change the address (URL slug), a permanent (301) redirect is created from the old address automatically, and menu links are updated too.

Open the page in the editor and click Page settings in the toolbar. The panel has the sections Readiness, Title and address, Search result, Visibility and Advanced.

Readiness

A checklist before publishing: one H1 heading, the length of the search title and meta description, image alt texts, translations, broken links and at least 100 words. For several items, Fix lets the AI correct the problem. A draft page can be published from here too.

Title and address

• Page title – shown on the browser tab, in search results and in the page list.
• URL slug – the address after the domain. It may contain letters, digits, hyphens, underscores and slashes, up to 120 characters. If you change it, a permanent redirect leads from the old address to the new one, and the header and footer menu links point to the new address.
• Parent page – which page it belongs under. The Breadcrumb block uses it, and the parent's address is put in front of the URL. If that would make it longer than 120 characters, the URL is left unchanged.

Visibility

• Published – switch it off and the page becomes a draft that visitors cannot see. Pages cannot be scheduled: publishing is immediate.
• Homepage – this page appears on the site's front address. There can be only one homepage, and it must be published first. The homepage stays published and cannot be deleted until you pick another one.
• Visible in – hide the page in individual languages. Switching off every language is the same as moving it back to draft.

Advanced

Here you can switch off indexing and AI crawlers for this page, and here is Delete this page. Deleting is permanent: the page and all its blocks cannot be restored.