Pages and the menu

Add pages, file pages and shortcuts, set addresses, and show them in a menu.

Add a page

In the builder choose Pages at the top, then Add a page. Give it a name; the address is made from it (for example About us becomes /about-us), or type your own. There are three kinds:

KindWhat it does
PageA normal page you build with blocks.
FileIts address opens a file you uploaded, for example /terms.pdf printed on an invoice.
ShortcutIts address jumps to a section of another page, for example /contact to the contact section of your home page.

The menu

When a site has more than one page, a simple menu appears at the top automatically, with the pages that have Show in the menu on. For more control (logo, colours, a button, links to sections, a menu that stays at the top while scrolling) add the Menu block to your pages; it replaces the automatic menu.

In Pages, under On every page, edit your site's header and footer once: they show on every page, so your logo, menu and contact details stay the same everywhere. You can hide them on a single page if you need to.

Rename, reorder, duplicate, delete

In Pages, use the buttons next to a page to change its name and address, show or hide it in the menu, duplicate it or delete it. Drag pages to change their order. The first page is your home page (its address is just your site address).

How many pages?

PlanPages per site
Free3
Pro20
Business50, plus 50 more per "+50 pages" add-on

Blog posts don't count as pages. See Blog posts.

Note: changing a page's address breaks links people saved to the old one. If the page is in your menu, the menu updates by itself. To send the old address on to the new one, add it under Settings > Redirects.
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