The Editor

Managing pages

Add pages, set the homepage, edit per-page SEO, and review your site structure in the Site Map.

Last updated 2026-06-19

A website is usually more than one page. The Pages tab in the left panel is where you manage them.

Add and organize pages

  • The Pages tab shows your pages with a counter (for example, 2/5) indicating how many you've used against your plan's limit.
  • Click Add New Page (the + button) to create a page.
  • Right-click a page for Duplicate page and Delete page.
  • The page marked Home is your homepage — the page visitors see at your site's root address.
The Pages tab in the editor left panel
The Pages tab, with the page counter and the Add New Page button.

Page settings

Right-click a page and choose Page settings to open its options:

  • Name — the page's display name.
  • Slug — the URL path, e.g. about-us publishes at /about-us.
  • Description — the meta description search engines show.
  • Set as home page — make this the homepage.
  • Social image, Social title, Social description — how the page looks when shared on social media.
  • Discourage search engines — hides the page from search results when enabled.

As you fill these in, an SEO checklist gives live feedback — for example, that your title is under 60 characters and your description is between 50 and 160.

Review structure with the Site Map

Switch to the Site Map view to see your pages as a diagram, with arrows showing the links between them. It flags orphaned pages (nothing links to them) and broken links so you can fix navigation gaps before publishing. Right-click any page in the map to open it, set it as the homepage, edit its settings, duplicate, or delete it.

The Site Map diagram of pages connected by link arrows
The Site Map view, showing pages and the links between them.

Next: Publishing your site.