Until you publish it, a page is private. Publishing gives it a public link; unpublishing takes it offline but keeps both the page and that link for later. Each page’s detail view counts its views and engagements and logs every change made to it.
Put it live
- Open the page you’re publishing in the editor.
- Under Overall Setting → SEO Setting, fill in the SEO Title and URL. Publishing stays blocked until both have a value, and the URL can’t be one another page already uses.
- Click Publish & Get Link.
- A window confirms that your share link has been created. Copy the link from it.
Clicking Save on its own leaves the page as a draft. You can also publish from the page’s detail view, with the Publish button at the top.
What each status means
| Status | What someone with the link gets |
|---|---|
| Draft | Nothing. The page has never been published. |
| Active | The live page |
| Inactive | Nothing. It was published once, then taken down. |
The address stays the same for good. Publish an inactive page again and it comes back at the link it had before.
Views and engagements
Open Page Builder and click the page. Its summary card shows:
- Views, for how much traffic the page draws, and Engagements, for how many visitors act on it.
- Copy page link, for the public address. On the Content tab, View Live opens the page itself.
- Created By, Created On and Last Modified.
The activity log
Open the Activity Logs tab.
Every time the page is created, updated, published or unpublished, the log notes it along with who did it. Each save in the editor counts as one update; moving or editing single components isn’t logged.
Take it down
- In the Page Builder list, click ⋯ on the page’s row.
- Choose Unpublish. You’ll find the same option on the page’s detail view.
- Changed your mind? Open the page and click Publish to put it back.
