Page list

The Page list section centralizes all the showcase pages of your site: home page, institutional pages, contact pages, legal pages, pages accessible only via a link… This is where you create, organize and open each of these pages in the visual editor.

Come here when you want to add a new page to your site, edit the content of an existing page, change the order in which pages appear in the navigation bar or footer, or simply preview a page on desktop and mobile before editing it.

Page list

This section lists every page on your site. The right column shows each page with its title, an Active or Inactive indicator and, when applicable, a Protected access label when the page is only visible to authenticated visitors. The home page always appears first and is marked with a house icon.

Select a page in the list to display its preview in the center. Switch between the desktop and mobile preview using the selector at the top of the preview, then click Edit to open the page in the page editor and tweak its content.

To create a new page, click Create a page: you'll be offered a choice between Generate with AI, which kicks off creation from a brief you describe in a few sentences, and Blank page, which opens an empty page to build block by block. Confirm your choice to open the matching creation screen.

If your site has several pages, the Reorder button lets you change their order via drag and drop. The order set here determines the order in which pages appear in the navigation bar and footer of your site. Confirm by clicking Save.

Duplicating a page

To duplicate a page, open its preview and use the Duplicate action: the full layout is copied under a new title. Remember to change the copy's title, URL and text content: two pages with identical text hurt your SEO.

Renaming a page changes its URL

Editing a page's title automatically updates its URL. If the page is already published and internal or external links point to the old address, they break. Update your internal buttons accordingly, and if needed add a redirect rule from the old URL to the new one.