Managing Your Pages

Where to find this: Services → Website → Website Editor

Your website can have as many pages as your plan allows. This guide explains how to create, open, and configure them.

Viewing Your Pages

1. Open the Website Editor.
2. Click the Pages tab in the left panel.
3. You'll see a list of all the pages on your site.

Each row shows the page's name and three small buttons on the right:

Creating a New Page

Click Add Page at the top of the Pages panel.

The page is created straight away — there's no dialog and nothing to confirm. It's named Page 2, Page 3 and so on depending on how many pages you already have, its address matches (/page-2), and it opens in the editor as a blank canvas.

Give it a proper name and address next: click the gear icon on its row and fill in Page Name and URL Slug.

Switching Between Pages

Click any page in the list to load it into the editor. Your work on the previous page is saved automatically first.

Page Settings

Page Settings is where you rename a page, set its web address, and write what search engines show.

1. Click the gear icon on the page's row.
2. Update the fields you need:

3. Under Layout Settings you can tick Use this page as a layout template, or pick a layout for this page under Apply Layout. See Applying Layouts to Pages.
4. Click Save Changes.

Once you've entered a meta title or description, a Search Result Preview appears showing roughly how the page will look in search results. Page Name and URL Slug are both required — Save Changes stays greyed out until each has something in it.

SEO Best Practices

• Meta Title: Keep it under 60 characters. Include your main keyword and business name.
• Meta Description: Aim for 150–160 characters. Describe what the page offers and include a call to action.
• URL Slug: Use lowercase letters and hyphens. Keep it short and descriptive.

Good example:

• URL Slug: cleaning-services
• Meta Title: Professional Cleaning Services | Your Business Name
• Meta Description: Book our expert cleaning services for homes and offices. Reliable, affordable, and thorough. Get a free quote today.

Duplicating a Page

Create a copy of an existing page to use as a starting point:

1. Click the copy icon on the page's row.
2. A copy is added to the bottom of the list.

This is useful when building similar pages, like service pages that share a layout. Open the copy's settings afterwards to give it its own name and address.

Deleting a Page

Click the bin icon on the page's row.

If you delete the page you're currently editing, the editor opens the first page in the list instead. If you delete the last remaining page, the editor falls back to a blank starter page.

Page Order and Your Menu

The list shows pages in the order they were created, and you can't drag them into a different order.

Your website's menu is separate from this list — creating a page does not put it in the menu, and the order of the list has nothing to do with the order of your menu links. You control the menu yourself:

1. Click your Navbar (the header bar) on the canvas to open its settings.
2. Open the Navigation Links section.
3. Under Links, add a link and fill in:
   • Link Text – the wording visitors see, such as "About".
   • Link URL – the page's slug with a slash in front, such as /about.
   • Only show when signed in – turn this on for links meant just for account holders.

Links Alignment in the same section decides whether your links sit in the centre or at the right of the header.

Your footer's links are edited separately: click the block of links inside the footer on the canvas, and its own Navigation Links section appears with the same Links list. Layout Options → Columns there sets whether those links sit in one, two or three columns.

Special Pages

Some pages have particular jobs:

Homepage

Your homepage is usually the first page visitors see. It typically includes:

• A hero section with your main message.
• Key services or features.
• Testimonials or social proof.
• A call to action.

Account Page

If you use the Account Content component, give it a page of its own for logged-in customers. It shows their plan, bookings and account details.

Thank You Pages

Create pages to show after a purchase or an enquiry:

• Confirm the action worked.
• Provide next steps.
• Offer related content or services.

Tips for Page Organisation

1. Plan your structure – Sketch out what pages you need before building.
2. Rename new pages straight away – "Page 4" tells nobody anything.
3. Keep addresses short – Use simple, memorable slugs.
4. Write SEO details – Every page deserves its own title and description.
5. Update your menu – A new page is invisible until you add a navbar link to it.
6. Test your navigation – Preview your site and click through every menu link.