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Switch, add and manage pages

The page switcher above your preview finds and creates pages. Page settings handles the page you are on. The page table handles the whole website.

On this page

Continue where you left off

  1. Open My websites from the website menu.
  2. Choose Continue editing on a website to return to the last available page you opened in this browser.
  3. If that page was removed or is no longer available, Mirin opens the homepage or another available page.

Pages in the main navigation opens your builder with Chat ready. Refreshing keeps your selected builder tab.

Find and create pages

Salt & Stone Pilates

/services

Services

Your page preview stays here while you switch.

Unpublished changes
The page switcher and the page table with sample pages. Switch pages, type a path such as /about and press Enter, add a page, or choose Manage pages to publish, duplicate and delete.

Open the page name above the preview to switch pages. Search by name or URL path, and press Enter to open the match. Pages that are still drafts, or that have unpublished changes, say so beside their name. A page that opens for each entry of a content list shows its entries underneath, by title and address; choose one to see that entry on the page, and search finds entries by name too. The same menu offers Add page, which starts a blank page or a saved template, and Manage pages, which opens the page table.

Add a page

Choose Add page from the page switcher or the page table. You are asked one thing: what the page is for.

  1. Say what the page is for. One sentence is enough: “A pricing page for our three class passes, with a button to book.” A name is suggested as you type, and the address comes from the name. Type over either if you want something else. You can attach a price list, a menu or your notes (PDF, Excel, CSV or text) and the page is planned from them; the file is only read, and never added to your site.
  2. Choose Plan this page. The page is created and the builder opens straight away. The chat is already working out the sections, and it shows you the list before it writes anything. If you left the suggested name alone, the chat may give the page a better one and tells you when it does; a name you typed is never changed. Approve it, change it, or discard it. Planning uses AI credits, the same as asking the chat yourself.
  3. Or start blank. Leave the question empty, give the page a name, and choose Create blank page. If you already described the page and changed your mind, Start blank is beside the main button.
  4. Or start from one of your starters. If you have saved starters they appear underneath. Pick one and the page opens with its sections ready to edit.

Every new page is a draft

Nothing about a new page is public, so nothing about it has to be decided up front. Its name, its address and its search details can all be changed later in Settings, and visitors see nothing until you publish. There is no page type to choose. A page for each entry of a content list is made from that list (Build a page for each entry), or by asking the chat for it. If you sell online, your store’s two page designs appear at the end of the page table until they exist: the Product page and the Collection page. Every product and every collection opens on that one design, so while one is missing its links lead to a page not found. Choose Design it and it opens as a draft, at an address that is fixed for you.

Rename, duplicate or delete a page

To change a page’s name, URL, or search metadata, open that page and use Settings above the preview. Page details also carries Manage this page: set the page as your homepage, duplicate it into a draft copy that opens right away, or delete it. Your homepage cannot be deleted; choose another homepage first. Deleting the page you are editing takes you to your homepage. Repeating pages use a Content List to display multiple entries.

The page table

Choose Manage pages from the page switcher to see your whole website at once. Back to editing returns you to the page you left.

What each row tells you

Path
The address that follows your domain, so pages with similar names stay easy to tell apart.
Publication status
Whether the page is published, still a draft, or carrying unpublished changes.
Last update
When the page last changed. Sort by recent updates to bring those to the top.
Last editor
Who saved that change.

Filter standard or repeating pages, show only unpublished work, and sort by name or recent updates.

What you can do to the pages you select

ActionWhat it does
PublishMake the latest saved content available on the live website. You confirm before publishing.
UnpublishRemove selected pages from the live website while keeping their content in the builder.
DuplicateCreate a separate draft copy with a unique path, including saved unpublished content.
DeletePermanently remove selected pages after confirmation. Your homepage is protected.
Clear cacheRefresh what visitors are served. For one page it is in that page’s menu. Clear site cache, beside Add page, does the whole website.

Tick pages to work on several at once. The column names turn into Publish, Unpublish, Duplicate and Delete, in place, so the list does not move under your cursor. Publish, Unpublish and Delete ask first and name the pages they are about to change. Changing the search or filter clears the selection, so hidden pages are not included accidentally. If an action only partly succeeds, Mirin identifies the failures and keeps those pages selected for retry.

Keep unfinished work safe

Switching pages, opening the page table, duplicating a page, and changing your homepage all save pending edits first. If saving fails or another edit is still running, stay on the current page and retry after the issue is resolved.

Locked pages and guest previews

A guest preview contains its supplied homepage. Locked pages remain listed but cannot be edited. Review Plan & Billing from the website menu when your plan limits access. Website billing, domains, visitor messages, and account settings remain separate from page management.

Explore the visual editor or learn about publishing your website.