> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.groupflow.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Pages

> Create, edit, clone, and delete the pages on your website

Your website has two kinds of pages you can create:

* **Standalone pages** are full pages where you control the header, the main content, and the footer. All public pages are standalone pages.
* **Member pages** are simpler pages inside the members area, such as the Resources page. You edit their text; the members-area header and footer stay the same. Only logged-in members with an active membership can view them.

Event pages are made in the event editor, not here. See [Events](/guides/events).

## Seeing all your pages

In the admin menu, go to **Design & Web › Web Pages**. Each page is listed with its title, its URL, and a **Published** or **Draft** badge.

You can also find pages from Edit Mode: press **Search Website** to open the **Website Pages** list and search it.

## Creating a page

You can create a page from the admin area or from Edit Mode.

### From the admin area

<Steps>
  <Step title="Open Web Pages">
    In the admin menu, go to **Design & Web › Web Pages** and press **Add page**.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Choose the page area">
    Under **Page area**, choose **Member page** for a simple page in the members area, or **Standalone page** for a full public page with its own header and footer.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Enter a title and URL">
    Enter a **Title** and a **URL**. A member page's URL must start with `/members/pages/`, for example `/members/pages/bylaws`.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Create the page">
    Press **Create page**, then **Go to page**. To start editing it, press **Edit Mode**.
  </Step>
</Steps>

### From Edit Mode

To create a **public page** while you're editing a public page:

1. Press **New Page** in the bar at the top of the page.
2. Enter a **Page Path**, such as `/about-us` or `/summer-picnic`. It must start with `/`, can contain only letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, and slashes, and can't start with `/members` or `/events`.
3. Press **Create Page**, then **Go to Page to Edit**.

To create a **member page**:

1. Press **Search Website**.
2. Press **Add Member Page**, and enter a URL that starts with `/members/pages/`.

<Note>
  A new page isn't added to any menu. To let visitors find it, add a link to it in one of your [navigation menus](/website/navigation).
</Note>

### What a new public page contains

A new public page starts with a [Header with Hero](/website/elements#header-with-hero) at the top, a Main Section with a sample [Posts](/website/elements#posts) list, and your site's shared footer. Replace or remove the sample content to build your page.

<Warning>
  The footer is shared by all your public pages. Editing it on one page changes it on every page.
</Warning>

## Editing a page's details

To change a public page's title or URL:

1. Open the page and turn on **Edit Mode**.
2. Press **Page Details** in the bar at the top of the page.
3. Edit the fields, then press **Save Changes**.

| Field | What it does |
| - | - |
| **Page Components** | Buttons that open the editor for the page's **Header**, **Main** section, or **Footer** |
| **Window/Tab Title of Page** | The title shown in the browser tab |
| **Page URI** | The page's web address, such as `/about-us` |

A member page has a **Title**, which appears in the browser tab but not on the page, and a **URI path**. Preset member pages, such as Resources, can't change their URI path.

## Cloning a page

Cloning makes a copy of a page and everything on it at a new URL. It's a quick way to start a new page that looks like an existing one.

1. Open the page's menu (**⋯**) and choose **Clone page**. The menu is on the page's card in **Web Pages**, or in the bar at the top of the page in Edit Mode.
2. Change the **Title** and **URL**. They start as the original's, with "(Copy)" and "-copy" added.
3. Press **Clone page**.

The copy has the same content as the original, including any draft elements. Changes to the copy don't affect the original.

* A contact form on the page is copied too, but the copy works on its own.
* The shared footer stays shared between the two pages.
* A copy of a member page stays in the members area.

## Deleting a page

1. Open the page's menu (**⋯**) and choose **Delete page**.
2. Press **Delete** to confirm.

Everything on the page is deleted with it. This can't be undone.

The home page (`/`), Join page (`/join`), public events page (`/events/public`), and Resources page (`/members/pages/resources`) can't be deleted.

<Warning>
  Deleting a page doesn't remove links to it from your menus. Remove those links yourself, or visitors who click them will land on a missing page. See [Navigation Menus](/website/navigation).
</Warning>

## Members Home

The Members Home page is what members see when they log in. Below the member notices, it shows a list of posts that you can edit, reorder, add to, and remove. Turn on Edit Mode on the Members Home page and click a post to edit it. See [Posts](/website/elements#posts).

## Who can see member pages

When someone who isn't logged in opens a member page, they're asked to log in. If they close the login window, the page says **Login Required**. A member whose membership has expired sees **Expired Membership**, with a link to the dues page.


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