Pages & folders

Create, organize, and configure your site's pages — page settings, per-page SEO and scripts, hiding pages, and custom 404.

The page selector in the top toolbar (next to your project name) is the home of your site's structure.

The page dropdown

Click it to see:

• Search — filter pages by name.
• Your pages — click one to switch the preview to it.
• Folders — expandable groups of pages for larger sites.
• Blog (when the blog module is on) — recent posts and a Manage posts button.
• Add page and Add folder buttons at the bottom.

Each page row has a ⋯ menu with Settings and Delete. Folders have Rename and Delete (deleting a folder moves its pages back to the root — it doesn't delete them).

Creating a page

Click Add page, give it a name (the URL slug is generated automatically, editable), and create. You can also just ask the AI — "create an About page with a team section" — which both creates and fills it.

Page settings

Open ⋯ → Settings on any page. Settings are grouped in tabs:

General

• Name and slug (the URL path). To move a page, type a new slug and click Change URL: the links to it across your site are updated, its SEO and social settings move with it, and the old address redirects to the new one (301), so bookmarks, backlinks and search results keep working. Publish to make the new address live. The home page always stays at /, and a page with a dynamic address (such as /post/:id) is renamed by asking the AI. You can also ask the AI — "change the About page's URL to /about-us" — and the redirect is added the same way.

  Don't delete a page and create it again to change its URL: deleting marks the old address as gone (410), and links to it stop working.

• Hide from navigation — keeps the page live but out of your site's menus.

SEO

Per-page overrides of your site-wide SEO:

• Title and meta description
• Social-share (Open Graph) title, description, and image
• Canonical URL
• Robots rule (index/noindex)

Scripts

Code that loads on this page only — a pixel for one landing page, a widget for one route. Site-wide code belongs in Code Injection, and standard pixels in Pixels & Tracking.

Advanced

Structured data (JSON-LD) for rich search results.

Hiding pages and custom 404

• A hidden page stays accessible by URL but disappears from navigation. Useful for thank-you pages, drafts, or campaign-only landings.
• Your site automatically serves a 404 page for unknown URLs; you can designate a custom page as the 404 route in its settings.