Add pages to your website

Screen /site · Roles: Admin

Room and property pages are generated from your inventory and are not editable here. The Pages tab is for everything beyond that tree: a self-check-in explainer, a neighborhood guide, your terms. Each page is built from typed content blocks - there is no raw HTML to paste and nothing a typo can break.

1. On the Pages tab, enter a Path and Title (the path becomes /p/your-path on the public site) and click Add page.

2. Open the page and add blocks. The kinds are: rich text, feature cards, FAQ, gallery, steps, CTA (a call-to-action button), and POI grid (nearby places). A new block starts with valid placeholder content and opens straight into its editor.

3. Edit each block as a form. Every kind has its own fields; galleries pick photos from the properties already on your site, so upload photos on a property’s Photos tab first.

4. Arrange and show. Each block has Show / Hide and a position; Remove deletes it.

5. Click “Publish page” when it is ready, and “Show in nav” if it should appear in the site’s navigation. Draft pages are invisible to visitors.

A page cannot publish empty

A page needs at least one published block before it can be published - an empty page would be a navigation entry leading nowhere.

The usual first page

A self-check-in explainer is the page guests actually look for before arrival. Pair a steps block for the sequence with an FAQ block for the edge cases, and link it from your booking confirmations.

What’s next

• Give in-stay guests their own surface too: Set up the guest app - its Home tiles and Info A–Z pages cover the during-the-stay half of the same job.
• Back to the site itself: Build your booking website.