Check out our core concepts article on Pages, Collections, and the Blog Engine to understand the differences
between these content types and when to use each one.
Pages deep dive
Take a deep dive into the Page content type, including features, supported fields, and more.
You must have adequate permissions to create a new Page or Page Type.
If you tend to learn by doing, check out our tutorial on dynamic landing pages for an example of how to set up a Page with advanced field types, like components and repeaters.
1
Click the Create a page button
To create a new Page, click on Pages in the sidebar, and then click on the New Page button in the top right. Choose one of your pre-existing Page Types, or click on Create new page.
If you want to create a new instance of a Page Type that you’ve already set up, hover over the Pages sidebar menu item and click the grey plus sign next to the Page Type.
2
Add fields
Click on a field type in the menu pane that appears to add it to your Page schema. Give the field a name, slug, and add any necessary configuration options.
For more information on the various field types and the configuration options they offer, such as default values, help text, validation, and more, check out our core concepts article on fields.
3
Click the Save button
Click the Save button in the upper-right corner to save the fields to the Page schema.
4
Save Page metadata
Fill in the Page title. You can either use the API slug that autopopulates or choose your own. Then, click Save Page Metadata.
5
Fill in fields
Fill in your page data.
6
Save or publish your page
Click on Publish or Save Draft to keep your Page changes.
Pages support advanced field types, such as reference fields, repeaters, components, component pickers, and forms. You can select any of those topics from the left side menu to learn more.
You can also create a Page Type without creating a Single Page first. Just click on Content Types in the left sidebar. Then select New Content Type and Page Type.
Learn about content statuses, such as published and draft, how to schedule content, how to preview changes in the
dashboard, how versioning works, and more.
