Pages

After you've launched your site, you may want to add a new top-level page with subpages, but this can be a little tricky with a live menu.

Use pages for relatively static content that makes up the architecture of your site.

Clone or rewrite an existing page, post or other content type.

Update pages or posts you've already saved as drafts or published.

Add subheadings, body text, links, bulleted lists and more using basic formatting blocks.

Once a page is live, saved updates are publicly visible. Know your options for controlling the visibility of pages.

View the revision history and restore an earlier version of a page or post.

By default, a page's URL matches its title. You can edit the URL by changing the slug.

Laying out pages and editing content is a snap with your site's block editor.