Write a static page

1. Write a static page

   Give the page a title and content, decide whether it is published and shown in your site menu, and set its web address and menu order. Rental conditions and terms deserve care: a clear page the customer could read before booking helps when a dispute arises.

2. Back to pages

   Returns to the page list. Anything you have not saved is lost, so press Save first.

3. View the live page

   Shown for published pages you are editing: opens the page on your public site in a new tab so you can check how it reads.

4. Save the page

   Stores the title, content and settings. The button stays disabled until the page has a title.

5. Title and content

   Type the page title and its text. An empty line starts a new paragraph and a line starting with two hash signs and a space becomes a subheading. The page is written in one language, the one you type in.

6. Published and menu

   Published makes the page visible on your public site; turn it off to keep it as a hidden draft. Show in menu adds a link to the page in your site menu.

7. Address and order

   The URL slug is the last part of the page address; leave it empty and it is generated from the title. Sort order sets the position in the menu, with lower numbers first.