Page settings

Page settings control how an individual page is named, published, shared, and understood by search engines. Use a clear page name and title, write an accurate search description, and add a useful Open Graph image for social sharing. Keep each page focused on one visitor need instead of repeating the same information across several URLs.

Changing a page name can also change its address, so update links and add a redirect when an old URL has already been shared or indexed. Indexing, canonical links, and HTML language settings help search engines interpret the page, but they do not replace useful content and navigation. These guides cover the classic editor. AI Site users can manage supported page and SEO settings by asking Paige.

Review settings whenever you duplicate a page or reuse an old layout. Replace copied titles, descriptions, social images, and canonical URLs so each published page describes its own content. Preview the page, test its links, and confirm its published address before submitting it to search engines or sharing it publicly.