This guide will walk you through the steps to add new pages to your Limecube site and how to duplicate existing pages, as well as how to publish your page. Following these instructions will help you expand your website efficiently and maintain consistency across your content.
All your pages are accessible from the top left corner 'Page' next to the 'Add element' button. Clicking that button will reveal all your site pages.
Creating pages on your site requires thoughtful planning of your top menu and sub-pages. A well-organised menu and page structure enhances the user experience by making site navigation intuitive.
When adding pages to the page panel, their placement will determine your site's structure. However, these pages will not appear in the menu unless you publish them.
Follow the instructions below to learn how to:
And while there's no functional difference between your home page and other pages, a home page is essential for your site's hierarchy and serves as an introduction to your website. It's often the most visited page by both users and search engines. Home pages a.k.a. cover pages are bold landing pages used to make an enticing introduction to your website. This is also the most visited page on the website, by both users and search engines.
Tips:
Watch the help video below to see how to add a page:
Opt for the AI-assisted page for quick AI generation of your layout and text.
Steps:
The quality of your input directly affects the quality of the output.
Remember, the more detailed and accurate your input, the better the AI can create your page.
Item | Details |
Page suggestions | These are AI driven suggestions based on the details you entered when you signed up. Selecting one of these will fill out the details below it. |
Menu item name | This is your page name, and when published appears on your navigation menu. |
Page type | This tells the AI what type of page you are creating. E.g to sell products or services, events. This context helps AI give you the right style of page. |
Page description | This gives the AI more information about the details the page should contain. Avoid adding colours or layout/design information, as the AI already takes care of that, and it may confuse the result. |
Settings tab | The settings tab contains the information you entered into your site when signing up, and the AI uses this information in part, as part of your page creation. This can be edited if you feel what you entered on signup was not fully correct. |
A normal page provides an empty starting point for you to build a page exactly as you envision it. Here’s how to proceed:
Note: The page URL field will automatically populate based on the page name, but you can change it manually if desired.
This page will now appear on the site menu.
To create a sub-page under an existing page, follow these steps:
To learn about editing specific elements on the page, click here.
The help video below shows you how to find and edit a page:
When you first create a page, it will not be active, allowing you to work on it privately.
To make the page active for public viewing:
To make a page inactive:
Simply making a page active won't display it in the top navigation menu. Here's how to show a page on the menu:
Placeholder menu items don't contain a page, so the process to publish them to the menu is slightly different:
Advantages of Duplicating a Page:
Duplicating a page is beneficial when multiple pages on your site follow the same structure but have different content and images. It saves considerable time in creating new pages.
Steps to Duplicate a Page or Blog Post:
Watch the help video to see how to duplicate a page and blog post for reuse on your Limecube website.
Type | Purpose |
New page | For adding a new page to your site. Click here to learn more. |
New blog post | For adding a new blog post to your site. Click here to learn more. |
Internal link | This allows you to create a menu item, that links to an existing page. This is useful for sites that want to have the same page appear in multiple places on the menu. |
External link | This allows you to create a menu item, that links to an external website. |
Placeholder | A placeholder item is for adding a new menu item, without any content in it. E.g. This can be quite useful for a services section on your menu, where the top level main service menu item serves purely as a placeholder, with sub-pages appearing under it. |
Page anchor | This is for creating a menu item that links to a specific part of the same page. This is really only useful for one page websites that have multiple items on a menu, that scroll the user to specific parts of your page. |
Shop | Only available on a trial or business plan, the shop provides you the ability to sell online. This can only be selected once per site. Click here to learn more. |
The "Set as Homepage" feature allows you to set a different page as your homepage without needing to work on your live home page. This lets you edit and test layouts freely before setting them as your home page.
Steps to Set a Page as Homepage:
This feature helps maintain a seamless user experience while you make changes.
Currently, 404 pages are system-generated and cannot be configured within your Limecube interface.
Organising the Menu for Better User Experience:
Using Consistent Naming Conventions for Pages:
Regularly Testing and Optimising Page Load Speeds:
By following these best practices, you can create a user-friendly, well-organised, and efficient website.
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