Pages

Menu: top-left Pages
Deep link: /_Admin/site/pages?SiteId={siteGuid}

Manage all accessible page resources in the site: list maintenance, routing, code editing, and inline editing. For page syntax, see Template Engine -> Page. For scripts, see k.site.pages.

Prerequisite

It helps to understand Media library and Dashboard first. If you want to create a layout page, prepare at least one layout under Development -> Layouts first.

Open the page

1. Enter a site admin.
2. Click Pages in the left toolbar.
3. The URL is /_Admin/site/pages?SiteId=....

List page

Column	Description
Name	Page resource name. The home icon marks the start page or home link.
Link	Whether the page is linked from other resources
Online	Whether the page is published
References	Which layouts, views, or content items use it
Last modified	Last save time
Preview	The front-end path; open it in a new window

You can switch between Pages and Page Tree:

• Pages is a flat list, better for search, copy, and delete.
• Page Tree shows hierarchical structure and supports advanced filtering.

Toolbar

Action	Description
Create Page	Choose a page type and start the creation flow
Create Designer Page	Create a visual design page based on a layout
Import	Import pages from a package or external source
Route Settings	Manage routing rules across multiple pages

Create page

The Create Page menu usually includes:

Type	Description
HTML Page	Standalone HTML, optional layout
Rich Text Page	Content managed through the rich text editor
{Layout name} Page	Uses a specific layout and fills its placeholders

For an HTML Page, enter a page name and URL first. For a Layout Page, the system also passes layoutId.

Row actions

Each page usually has three entry points:

Entry	Doc	Purpose
Settings	Page settings	URL, title, meta, page-level styles/scripts, cache
Edit Code / Design	Edit code	Change the HTML body or open the visual designer
Inline Edit	Inline edit	Edit visible text, images, links, and local styles in the rendered page

Which one should you use?

• Settings for route, SEO, publish state, and asset references.
• Edit Code for page structure, placeholders, and view insertion.
• Inline Edit for small visible content changes on a live page.

Typical workflow

1. Create an HTML page or a layout page.
2. Use Edit code to add structure.
3. Use Page settings to confirm URL and publish state.
4. Preview the page.
5. Use Inline edit for later content tweaks.

Related

Doc	Description
Dashboard	Page totals in My Resources
Media library	Images used in pages
Content folders	Often paired with detail pages