Page settings, slugs & navigation

Beyond the content, each page has a few settings that control its address and who can see it.

Title & slug

• Title — the page's name.
• Slug — the page's piece of the URL (for example, about or schedule). Keep slugs short and descriptive.

Nesting & paths

Pages can be nested under a parent, which builds a tidy full path like /about/team. Use nesting to group related pages. You can also set the order in which pages appear.

Visibility

• Public Access / draft — control whether a page is publicly visible or in draft mode.
• Require sign-in — event pages can be restricted to logged-in users, handy for attendee-only content.

Favicon

Set a favicon so the right little icon shows in the browser tab. SVG files are the best for this.

Navigation between pages

Visitors move around using links you add — most often a navigation menu in your shared header. Build it once in a layout so it appears on every page. See Layouts.

Pages are served under your organization or event address, plus any custom domain you connect.