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Pages & navigation
Add pages, change their URLs, connect buttons, and keep navigation working after a rename.
Where to find it
- Editor
- Pages
In this guide
A new page with a clear route and a working link from the rest of the site.
Before you start: Open a project with page-editing permission.
Add and open a page
The Pages panel lists the site’s pages and their paths. The home page is marked HOME and uses /.
- 1Create page. Add another route to the project.
- 2Pages panel. Switch pages and inspect their paths.
- 1
Open Pages
Choose Pages in the left rail. Click a page in the list to edit it.
- 2
Create a page
Choose the Create page (+) control in the panel header. Enter the page details and submit the form.
You should see: The new page appears in the list and can be opened in the canvas.
- 3
Review its settings
Open the page’s settings control. Check Name and Path. Use a unique path such as /about. The homepage path remains /.
Connect navigation and buttons
Creating a page gives it a route. Add a link from your navigation or a button so visitors can find it.
- 1
Select the link layer
On the canvas or in Navigator, select the navigation item or button that should lead to your new page.
- 2
Set the destination
In Style → Link → Link To, choose the page or enter the destination URL. Check any section-target and new-tab options that appear for that destination.
- 3
Test both directions
Open Preview. Follow the link, then use navigation to return. Repeat in the mobile viewport.
You should see: The destination page opens and the visitor has a route back.
Manage metadata and route changes
The page settings menu includes SEO & social for search and sharing information, plus Login gate for password access. Publish the site after changing public page access.
When changing a URL that visitors already use, review links and add a redirect from the old path in the dashboard’s Pages → Redirects area. A name change alone is different from a path change.
Before you move on
- Every page has a distinct, intentional path.
- The homepage remains at /.
- Navigation and key buttons reach the expected destination.
- Renamed public routes have been checked for broken links.
- The page has a meaningful SEO title and description.
Screenshots use a local sample workspace.