Most of your site’s pages will be “Landing Pages”. This is a page type built using multiple “paragraph blocks”. Each paragraph block is pre-designed with different layouts and content options; a well-designed landing page is built by stacking multiple paragraph blocks on the page. Visit the Paragraph Blocks by Type page to learn more about different paragraph blocks and to interact with them.
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Creating and editing landing pages
Use the admin menu to navigate to “Content → Add Content → Landing Page” to create a new landing page. Visit the Getting Started guide for more detailed instructions on building a landing page.
To edit an existing landing page, navigate to the page you want to edit then select “Edit” from the menu of options near the top of the page.
A few notes:
All landing pages must have the Title field completed and an H1 Header paragraph block added at the top of the page. Adding those should always be your first step in creating a new landing page.
Add new paragraph blocks by choosing the paragraph block you want from the “Paragraph type” dropdown, then selecting “Add Paragraph”.
Not all paragraph blocks use the same fields; some have image options while others allow for text and links. Use the paragraph blocks that meet your style and content needs.
Different paragraph blocks have different requirements; you must complete all required fields to save or preview a page.
Some paragraph blocks have multiple sections that can be added. For those, an additional button will appear that allows you to add more sections; some paragraph blocks have a required number of sections you must add to save the page.
Reorder paragraph blocks by selecting and dragging the crosshairs to the left of each paragraph block.
Delete paragraph blocks by selecting the drop-down arrow to the right of the paragraph block (next to where it says “Collapse” or “Edit” and choosing “Remove”. Confirm your choice.
Page statuses and what they mean
Landing pages have different statuses, which impact who can view and interact with these pages. Additionally, you will have different publishing abilities depending on your role in your site:
Content Manager - Drafts and publishes page updates; cannot approve content submitted for review.
Editor - Drafts changes and submits them for review by an approver.
Approver - Reviews and publishes content submitted by an editor; cannot draft page changes.
Current page status | Content Managers can change it to… | Editors can change it to… | Approvers can change it to… | Publicly visible |
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Draft |
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| n/a | No |
Review |
|
|
| No |
Published |
| n/a | Yes | |
Archived |
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|
| No |
1 There is no automated notification method to let Approvers know a draft is ready to review. When an Editor sets a draft to review, they must tell the Approver.
2 Changing a published page to a draft or review creates a second version of the page where you can draft updates while leaving the previously published version visible to the public. To remove a published page from public view, you must change the status to archived.