Pages are the static part of the site — home, about, contacts, services. Articles are a separate thing; they live in the blog.
Creating a Page
On the Pages screen press Add page, choose the type and give it an address.
- Standard — a free canvas you fill with blocks.
- Blog feed — the list of your articles. A site needs one of these for the blog to be browsable.
The address is the part after the slash and must be in Latin letters. Leave it empty and one is derived from the title.
Statuses
- Published — visible to everyone.
- Draft — visible only to you, in the editor. The public address answers “not found”.
New pages and AI translations both start as drafts, so nothing half-finished goes live by accident.
The Menu
The site menu is built from the pages themselves — there is no separate list to maintain. Two rules decide what appears in it:
- Only published pages are in the menu. A draft is not on the site, so a link to it would be a dead end. This is also why translating a site does not immediately fill the menu of the new language — those pages are still drafts.
- Each language has its own menu. A visitor reading French sees the French pages, and the links on a French page lead to French pages.
Drag the page cards to change the order. Links to somewhere else entirely — a store, a social profile — are added in the site settings as external menu items.
The Home Page
The home page is the one that opens at the root address. It is edited like any other page.
Renaming and Deleting
Change a page's address and the old one is redirected to the new one automatically, so the links you have already shared and the position you have earned in search are not lost. Deleting a page also deletes its translations — you are told how many before you confirm.