Creating a page
Everything you build for your public site lives under Website in the left sidebar. Each entry there is a separate list of pages.
The page types. There are four page lists, and they all share the same builder:
- Website Pages (
/account/pages/website) for your main multi-page site: home, about, contact. These are the only pages that can be set as a domain's homepage. - Landing Pages (
/account/pages/landing) for standalone pages promoting a single offer. - Blog (
/account/pages/blog) for article layouts. See Writing blog posts. - A/B Test (
/account/pages/abtest) which is not a page type at all, but the list of running tests. See Running an A/B test.
Funnels are a related page type, but they are managed under Marketing → Funnels, not here.
Starting a new page. Open the list you want and click the button in the top right, for example New Website Page. That opens a full-screen gallery.
- Type a name in the field at the top. You can change it later.
- Choose Blank, or click one of the template cards.
- Filter the gallery with the category buttons: All, Basic, Blog, Business, Community, Education, Event, Health, Local, Marketing, Personal, Portfolio, Tech.
- Click Create.
Every card shows a live miniature of the real template rendered in your own brand colours and fonts, so what you see is what you get. Blog pages only ever show Blog article layouts, and every other type hides them.
Draft first, published later. New pages are created as Draft. A draft is invisible to the public: it has no address until you publish it to a connected domain. Use the status pill on the row to switch between Publish and Draft at any time.
The row also carries a Duplicate action in the "…" menu, which makes a fresh draft copy, and Delete page, which is permanent.
Pages seeded as system pages (Home, Store, Library, Login, 404, Thank you, About, Contact and a few others) can be edited freely but cannot be deleted, duplicated or archived.
Next: Page editor basics and Publishing and domains.
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