Pages & the editor
Pages are the content of your site. This guide explains the two kinds of pages and how the built-in editor works.
Two kinds of pages
| Simple page | Code page | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Text, images, basic layouts | Interactive, custom-designed pages |
| HTML/CSS/JS | Limited (sanitised) | Full control |
| Forms & scripts | Stripped on render | Allowed (securely sandboxed) |
When creating a page, pick the kind that fits. You can start simple and add a code page later — most sites mix both.
Creating a page
- Open your site and click Pages, then Create page.
- Give the page a title and a slug (used in its web address).
- Choose the page kind, then write or paste your content.
- Save. The page is live on your site's URL once the site is published.
Using the code editor
Code pages open in a tabbed editor with HTML, CSS and JavaScript panels. A few pointers:
- The editor saves a draft as you work — use Publish to push the draft live.
- Preview shows exactly how the page will look before it goes live.
- Keep JavaScript modest: external scripts are limited to approved CDNs for security.
Revisions
Every publish saves a snapshot. Open a page, click Revisions to see the history and restore an older version at any time — the current version is always saved as a new revision first, so restoring is safe.
Access control
Each page can be public, restricted to logged-in visitors, or restricted to site admins. Set this in the page's Access option.