Create a New Web Page

Login account > Websites page > open a website > click New in Pages.

Create a new page

Use the page dialog to configure basic settings before saving.

  • Step 1: Click New.
  • Step 2: Enter * Name and * File Name.
  • Step 3: Select Page Type.
  • Step 4: If required, select Layout.
  • Step 5: Select Source Type and complete source fields.
  • Step 6: Click Save.

Page type options

Select the correct page structure based on your website architecture.

  • One Page (page): One page website.
  • Layout (layout): Layout for Child Layout or Child Page.
  • Child Layout (childLayout): Child Layout for Child Page.
  • Child Page (layoutPage): Child Page for Layout or Child Layout.
  • Template (template): Template Block for Page or Layout.

Source type options

Different source types provide different ways to build page content.

  • Prompt (prompt): Text Prompt.
  • Image (vision): Image capture or upload.
  • URL (url): Website URL.
  • PDF (pdf): PDF File.
  • Microsoft-Word (word): Microsoft Word File.
  • Microsoft-PowerPoint (ppt): Microsoft PowerPoint File.
  • Microsoft-Excel (excel): Microsoft Excel File.
  • Upload (upload): Upload HTML File.
  • HTML (html): HTML Code (template only).
  • Blank (blank): Blank Page (template only).

Manage pages after creation

You can continue managing pages from page list and settings.

  • Edit page settings.
  • Sort page order.
  • Use search/filter tools for page source collection.

FAQ

Common questions about creating pages.

  • Q: Which fields are required to create a new page?

    Name and File Name are required. The file will be generated as {fileName}.html.

  • Q: How do I choose the correct Page Type?

    Choose based on your site structure: One Page, Layout, Child Layout, Child Page, or Template.

  • Q: What Source Type options are available?

    You can use Prompt, Image, URL, PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Upload, HTML, or Blank (some options are template-only).

  • Q: Can I omit .html from a published page URL?

    Published page links use /{fileName} without an extension by default. Existing /{fileName}.html URLs remain supported.