Pages & navigation

How pages work

Every site has one fixed index page — this is your homepage (index.html) and it cannot be deleted or have its file name changed. Additional pages you create get their own file names (e.g. about.html, contact.html).

Add a page

1. In the left sidebar, click the Pages tab.
2. Click the Add new page button at the top.

Expected result

A new page is added with a default name (“Page 2”, “Page 3”, …) and the canvas switches to it immediately. No typing required — you can rename it afterwards.

Adding a new page from the Pages tab

Rename a page

Double-click a page name in the Pages tab, or click the ⋮ (three-dot) menu next to the page and choose Update title. A dialog opens where you can type the new name and click Save.

The title is the display name shown in the editor — it does not affect the file name used in the URL.

Renaming a page via the three-dot menu

Change a page’s file name

For any page except the index page, you can change the file name that becomes the URL path on export.

1. Click the ⋮ menu next to the page.
2. Choose Change file name.
3. Type the new file name (without .html) and click Save.

File names are automatically lowercased and have spaces replaced with hyphens (e.g. Our Team → our-team). If the name you enter is already taken, a suffix is added automatically.

The index page’s file name is always index and cannot be changed.

Changing a page's file name

Duplicate a page

Click the ⋮ menu next to a page and choose Duplicate. A copy of the page is created with the same content and a -copy suffix on the file name.

Duplicating a page

Delete a page

Click the ⋮ menu next to a page and choose Delete, then confirm in the dialog.

You cannot delete the index page. You also cannot delete the last remaining page.

Deleting a page via the three-dot menu

Link between pages

1. Select any text or button component on the canvas.
2. In the right sidebar, open the Settings tab.
3. Set the href trait to the path of the target page — use the file name without .html as the path (e.g. /about for about.html).

Setting an href to link between pages

Per-page SEO

Each page can have its own title, description, and Open Graph settings. Click the ⋮ menu next to a page and choose Page SEO to open the per-page SEO dialog.

Opening the per-page SEO dialog

Common issues

Link goes to a 404 on export — check that the href matches the page’s file name exactly. File names are lowercase and hyphenated, and paths are case-sensitive.

Can’t delete a page — you cannot delete the index page or the last page in the list.

Can’t change the file name — file name editing is only available for non-index pages. The index page’s file name is locked to index.