Give your business story, services, or contact details a page of their own so visitors can find them easily. You can ask Dru to create a page or start with a blank one, then use page settings to manage its title, navigation label, and place as your homepage. Here's how to add pages and keep them organized as your website grows.
Create a page
Tell Dru what the new page should contain. For example: “Create an About page with our story, team, and a contact button.” Provide the real details you want included. For the manual route, open the page selector in the upper-left corner, choose the option to add a page, and select Start blank, then add sections.
Manual page creation starts with a blank page. Dru can create either a designed page or a blank page. Tell it which you want.
Review every generated section and replace example information before publishing. A page can be a service overview, a single service, a team introduction, an FAQ, or a contact page. A blank page also works for longer text you have already prepared.
Open page settings
Use the gear beside the page name on the canvas or open that page's settings from the page selector. The settings include Details and SEO.
Under Details, review:
Title: the page title used in places such as browser and search presentation.
Label: the shorter name used in navigation.
Slug: the path after your domain, such as
/about.
The homepage uses the root address, so its slug is not edited like an ordinary page.
Choose a homepage
Use Set as homepage in the intended page's settings. Dru cannot choose or delete your homepage for you. The current homepage cannot be deleted in the same way as an ordinary page; choose another homepage first if needed.
Delete a page or change its address
Ask Dru to delete a page or change its page address. Name the exact page and intended action, then review any navigation or buttons affected by the change. You can control SEO titles, meta descriptions, Open Graph sharing images, and slugs for each page. Follow Manage page SEO, slugs, and redirects to update those details and set a redirect when changing a page address.
You can also delete an ordinary page you no longer need from its page settings, then review navigation and buttons that previously linked to it.
Page duplication and reordering pages are not supported in the new editor. Reordering navigation links is a separate task from rearranging pages on the canvas.
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