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Editing a Website Page
How editing works for system and custom website pages, including SEO, galleries, form settings, and visibility.
Open a page from the Pages list and choose Edit. The fields you see depend on the kind of page you are editing. System pages open a popup with the structured fields that belong to that built-in page. Custom pages open their own Edit page screen, with the page details at the top and a Design card that opens the page’s editor.
Fields You Will See On Most Pages
- Title: the main page name. This helps you recognise the page in the list and may also be used in headings depending on the page content.
- Navigation label: the wording used in the website menu. Shorter labels often work better in the header than the full page title.
- Navigation order: controls the order of pages in the public navigation. Lower numbers appear earlier.
- Enabled: turns the page on or off publicly. The home page is the exception and must stay enabled.
- Show in navigation: controls the menu only. Turn this off for pages that should stay live but should not appear in the main navigation.
- SEO title: overrides the site-wide meta title for this one page.
- SEO description: overrides the website-wide default description for this one page.
Fields On System Pages
- Intro heading or Section heading: the main heading shown near the top of the built-in page.
- Intro text: the supporting copy directly under that heading.
- Hero heading, Hero text, Primary button label, and Primary button link: home-page-only fields used in the opening hero area and its main call to action.
- Selected gallery: home-page-only gallery selection. The chosen gallery appears after the main home-page content.
- Show How to find us section: contact-page-only setting that shows or hides the map and location section.
- Enable captcha protection: available on Contact and Request Quote. Turn this on when you want an extra spam check before visitors can submit the form.
- Success message: available on Contact and Request Quote. This is the message visitors see after they submit the form successfully.
Fields On Custom Pages
- Slug: the public path for the page. Change this carefully once the page has been linked from menus, buttons, or search results.
- Gallery: attaches one saved gallery to the page.
- Gallery position: chooses whether that gallery appears above or below the custom page body.
- Design type: Visual editor (drag-and-drop blocks) or Raw HTML (paste or write your own). This decides which editor the page opens in and which version visitors see. After changing it, choose Save page before opening the editor.
- Design: Edit design opens the page in the full-screen drag and drop editor. A page written in HTML has Edit HTML instead, which opens the HTML editor. Save any other changes on this screen first, because they aren’t kept when you open the editor.
- Save page and Cancel: Save page saves the settings and keeps you on the screen. Cancel goes back to the Pages tab without saving.
What The Save Changes Affect
- Navigation changes: update the public website menu.
- SEO changes: change the metadata search engines and social shares can pick up for that page.
- Gallery changes: update the saved page layout and pull in the selected gallery items.
- Form-page changes: change what visitors see on the Contact and Request Quote pages after they submit.
- The page design: saving this screen leaves a custom page’s design alone. The design is saved from its editor, straight to the live page.
Related articles
- Website Page Details: the summary view before you edit.
- Website Page Editor: designing a custom page with blocks or writing it in HTML.
- Galleries List: choosing or creating galleries to attach to pages.
- Website Settings: the website-wide defaults that page SEO can override.