Drafts and Publishing

How drafts work

Website Pages saves your work as a draft. Use Save Draft to save manually, and drafts are auto‑saved while you edit.

Preview Page opens a preview of the current draft.
Published preview actions open a fresh published preview when you need to verify the live version immediately after publishing.
Internal links clicked inside the preview stay in the same draft or published preview context, which helps you test navigation without leaving the builder.
Use preview to check layout, links, and mobile spacing before you publish.

Go to Website Pages and select a page.

Click Save Draft to store your changes.

Use Preview Page to verify before publishing.

Click Publish Page to make changes live.

Unpublish removes a page from the live site and clears the public cached version, including funnel-step paths when the page is part of a funnel.
In Manage Pages, use a page menu's Activate or Inactivate action when you only need to change whether a page is live.
Inactivating a page also turns off sitemap, robots, and LLMS discovery inclusion for that page. Activating it turns those discovery controls back on.
The homepage must stay active. Set another page as the homepage before making the current homepage inactive.
Discard Draft reverts to the last published version.
In Manage Pages, inactive pages are dimmed with a hidden-page icon and sorted below active pages inside the same folder.

Check key pages (Home, Contact, Booking)
Fresh published previews are built from the newly published page version, so use them when you need to confirm visitors will see the latest copy, widgets, and page settings.
Publishing also refreshes the public page path, so using Publish Page again can help when a live page appears stale after recent edits.
Dashboard publishes and approved Website API Key page publishes use the same public refresh path, so repeated publishes can act as a reliable refresh signal for stale public views.
If you publish header, footer, menu, or popup changes, spot-check more than one page because shared layout and display changes appear across the public site.
Test on mobile
Use a private window to avoid cached content
Recheck SEO output with Page SEO Health and mobile layout with Responsive Design.