Pages Overview
A well-organised page structure enhances the user experience by making site navigation intuitive. In Limecube, new pages aren't automatically visible to visitors, they stay hidden until you choose to publish them, giving you time to edit before going live.
Adding Pages#
How to Add a New Page
- 1Open the Page Editor from the header
- 2Right-click on 'Home' in the page list, or click the 'Add new' button
- 3Choose between 'AI Assisted Page' or 'New page'
- 4For a standard page: enter a page name, select a layout template, and click 'Apply'
- 5Toggle 'Publish' to make the page live (to show it in your menu, add it in the Navigation Manager, see below)
- 6Click 'Save' to confirm
Adding a Page: Video Tutorial
Adding Sub-pages
To create a sub-page (nested under a parent page), right-click the parent page in the page list and select 'Add'. Enter the page details, choose a layout, and click Apply. Sub-pages appear as dropdown items under their parent in the navigation menu.
AI Assisted Pages
Limecube's original editor can generate an entire page for you from a short description. On a free trial you get 2 AI-generated pages to try it out, and on the Business Plan AI page generation in this editor is unlimited. The clearer you describe what the page should contain, the better the result.
If your website was built with Limecube's newer AI site builder, AI generation there works differently: it draws on the AI credits included with your plan rather than being unlimited. The unlimited allowance above applies to pages generated in the original editor.
AI-generated pages are a great starting point, but always review and personalise the content. Replace generic text with your own messaging and swap AI images for real photos of your business.
Managing Pages#
Making a Page Active
Hover over 'Publish' in the top-right corner and toggle it on to make a page visible to visitors. Note: the home page cannot be made inactive.
Adding a Page to Your Menu
Publishing a page makes it live, but it won't appear in your menu until you add it there. Menus are now managed in the Navigation Manager: open it, find the page in the Site Pages panel, and click the + beside it. (This replaces the old 'Show on Menu' toggle.) A page can be live but kept off the menu if you only want it reached via direct links.
Duplicating a Page
Right-click the page and select 'Duplicate'. The copy won't be published automatically, so you can edit it before making it visible. This is useful for creating pages with similar layouts.
Deleting a Page
Right-click the page and confirm deletion.
Deleting a page is irreversible. Make sure you no longer need the page before confirming deletion.
Page Types#
Limecube supports several page/menu types: New page (standard), Blog post, Internal link (links to another page on your site), External link (links to another website), Placeholder (menu item with no page), Page anchor (scrolls to a section), and Shop.
Set as Homepage
You can designate a different page as your homepage. A copy of the previous homepage is automatically created as a sub-page so you don't lose any content.
Troubleshooting
Best Practices
Structure your menu logically with related pages grouped together. Use clear, descriptive page names. Keep the top-level menu concise (5–7 items max). Test that all pages load within 3 seconds, optimise images if they're slow.