Site content and design
Pages and navigation
Create, order, configure, and publish the pages in a site.
Pages defines the public structure of the website. Each page has a title, path, content, and publishing relationship to the site navigation.
What this workspace includes
- Page list and ordering
- Page title and public path
- Navigation visibility
- Page publishing state
- Site import when available
Complete workflow
- 1
Review the page plan
List the pages visitors need to complete their goals.
- 2
Create and name pages
Use concise titles and clear paths.
- 3
Order the structure
Arrange navigation in the intended reading order.
- 4
Preview every route
Open each page and verify navigation before publishing.
How records and settings behave
- A published page is addressable at its configured path
- Navigation visibility and page publication are related but distinct controls
- Path changes should be paired with redirects after a page has been public
Working effectively
- Use one clear purpose per page
- Keep paths short and descriptive
- Preview header and footer links after reordering
Keep the correct context
Confirm the active organization, agency, client, site, or record before making a change. The name shown in the workspace identifies where the result will be saved.
Frequently asked questions
Where should I start with Pages and navigation?
List the pages visitors need to complete their goals.
When is my work saved?
A published page is addressable at its configured path
How do I confirm the result?
Return to the related list or detail view and review its current status. Path changes should be paired with redirects after a page has been public