Pages are static content entries used for sections like About, Contact, Services, or any non‑blog content.

The page editor allows you to manage text, media, SEO settings, templates, and multi‑site visibility.

Content

Name

The title of your page.
This is used in the admin panel and may appear in menus or breadcrumbs depending on your theme.

Slug

The slug is the unique identifier used in the page URL.

  • Automatically generated from the page name
  • Can be edited manually
  • Should not contain spaces or punctuation
  • Use - or _ to separate words

Example:
about-us → https://example.com/about-us

Content

The main body of the page.
This is where you add text, images, embeds, and other content elements.

Excerpt

A short summary of the page.
Depending on the template, this may or may not be displayed.
By default, excerpts are not visible on standard page templates.

Meta Description & Meta Keywords

Used for SEO purposes:

  • Meta description appears in search engine results
  • Meta keywords are optional and used by some search engines

These fields help improve search visibility.

A featured image or video for the page.

  • Visibility depends on the selected template
  • Many page templates do not display featured media
  • Some custom templates may use it as a header or banner

Open in Page Editor

You can open the page in the Page Builder for advanced layout customization.

  • Save as new template - applies changes only to this page
  • Default template - applies changes to all pages using the same layout

This is ideal for creating unique landing pages or custom layouts.

Page Options

Sticky

Displays the page before other non‑sticky pages in listings.
Useful for highlighting important pages.

Password Protected

Restricts access to the page.

  • Visitors must enter a valid password to view the content
  • Useful for private content, client pages, or internal documentation

Publish Date

Unlike posts, the publish date for pages:

  • Is not shown on the frontend
  • Is used internally for sorting and organization

Status

Controls page visibility:

  • Publish - visible on the frontend
  • Draft / Pending / Private - hidden from visitors

Only published pages appear on your site.

Sites

If you are using a multi‑site setup, you can choose which sites the page belongs to.

  • Check one or multiple sites
  • Each site can have its own navigation and visibility rules

Template

Select a layout template for the page.

Examples:

  • A Contact template with a built‑in form
  • A Full‑width template for landing pages
  • A Default template for standard content pages

Templates allow you to change the structure and design without modifying content.