Page management

Learn about the different ways you can manage your website pages.

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Edit a page

Once a page has been created, the best way to find a page is to go to the pages tab, search for the page name and click the Edit page button on the right.

The pages tab lists all the pages in your site. Click edit to update your chosen page.

Check where a page is used

Every page has a Usage tab. Click on it and you'll see a list of pages and components that link to the page you're on.

If you're thinking about changing a lot of content on a page or unpublishing it entirely, it's a good idea to check this tab first. You can then click on the places that are linking to the page (listed under ENTITY) and update those links accordingly. For more information about how this works, get in touch.

Check for 404 page errors and request redirects

404 errors are logged when a page at a specific URL can't be found. Click on the 404 pages tab in your Group navigation. A list of all the page URLs within your site that people visited but were not available will appear. You can use the Filter URL path search to refine your results.

How to use the 404 pages and request redirects

Display all the pages within your site that have 404 errors logged when a page at a specific URL can't be found. This could be because a visitor has followed a broken or dead link to a missing page.

Deleting / unpublishing a webpage

It's not possible to delete pages. Instead, change the state of your page to unpublished.If your page is live but in draft state, you'll need to set it as published before unpublishing it. It's also worth changing the short name of the page to "old", if you would like to reuse the URL path of the page you're retiring for future pages.

If you are concerned about sensitive info in the page being republished, you can still remove it from the page while unpublishing it.

Add a page to the local navigation menu

Note: Only Group owners can edit the local navigation menu.

If you want a page to show in the local navigation menu, you will need to add it as a text link. The menu structure is shown in the Edit tab of your site.

Click the edit menu to display and edit the local menu

Within the section navigation click the reusable paragraph's Edit button This will display your local navigation menu as a bullet point list in the Editor. Type the page title in the relevant place in the list and insert the link like you would normally. Repeat as needed and then click Save.

The local navigation is editable as a tree structure made up of HTML list items

Top-level elements automatically appear in bold so there's no need (or way) to over-ride it. If a top-level element has no children then it's treated as just a clickable link and not a toggle for the local navigation to expand and show any child navigation elements.

Add a page in the site structure

You can configure a page's place in the Site Structure on the right-hand side of the page edit screen:

Add your page into the website structure

Confirm that Place in site structure is ticked.
Choose a Parent Item from the dropdown. Choose the top-level section you want the page to be ordered within. Your page will now be a 'child' to this page and follow it in the breadcrumb structure.
After saving, your website structure can be fine-tuned via the Menus tab.