📄Page settings
Configure per-page settings such as path, SEO, redirects, and metadata.
Page settings control how an individual page behaves — its URL, SEO metadata, status code, redirect, and more. Open Page Settings by clicking the gear icon next to any page in the Pages panel.
Page name
The name displayed in the Pages panel in the builder. It does not affect the URL or any output — it's purely for organizing pages in the editor.
Path
The URL path for this page, e.g. /about or /blog/:slug.
Dynamic segments use a : prefix (e.g. :slug), making the page a Dynamic Page. Optional segments use ? (e.g. :slug?). Wildcards capture the remaining path (e.g. /* or /:slug*).
Status code
The HTTP status code returned when this page is requested. Defaults to 200.
Can be bound to an expression to return a different code conditionally — most commonly 404 when a dynamic page receives a parameter that doesn't match any CMS record. See Handling dynamic 404s for details.
Redirect
Redirects all requests for this page's path to another path. Useful for retired URLs or reorganized site structure.
Enter a path such as /new-page. This performs a 301 permanent redirect. Leave empty if no redirect is needed.
The redirect field supports expressions, making it dynamic. For example, on a dynamic page you can redirect to your 404 page when no CMS data is found. See Alternative: redirect instead of showing 404 content for details.
Language
Sets the lang attribute on the <html> element for this page, e.g. en, fr, de. Used by browsers, screen readers, and search engines to identify the page language.
Can be bound to an expression — for example using a URL parameter — to serve pages in different languages from a single Dynamic Page.
Document type
Defaults to HTML. Switch to XML when building XML-based pages such as sitemaps or RSS feeds. See the XML Node component for details.
Search
SEO settings that control how the page appears in search engine results.
Title
The <title> tag and the headline shown in search results. Should clearly describe the page content. Can be bound to a CMS variable on dynamic pages.
Description
The meta description shown as the snippet in search results. Does not affect rankings directly but influences click-through rate. Can be bound to a CMS variable.
Exclude from search
Adds a noindex directive to the page, preventing search engines from indexing it.
Social image
The Open Graph image displayed when the page is shared on social media (Facebook, X, LinkedIn, etc.). You can either upload an image or bind a URL expression to a dynamic image from your CMS.
Custom metadata
Add arbitrary <meta> tags to the page's <head>. Each entry has a property (the meta tag's name or property attribute) and a content value, both of which support expressions.
Use this for meta tags not covered by the fields above, such as og:type, twitter:card, or any custom meta needed by third-party integrations.
Dynamic data
Variables and Resources defined on the page are scoped to that page and are available to bind to components and Page Settings fields. Define a Resource variable here to fetch CMS data and then bind it to the Title, Description, Status Code, and other fields above.
Related
CMS – Connect to a CMS and use dynamic data on pages
Dynamic 404 handling – Return 404 when CMS data is missing
Project settings – Site-wide settings such as favicon, custom code, and redirects
Data variables – Define and use variables on pages
Expression editor – Bind expressions to Page Settings fields
XML Node – Build XML pages such as sitemaps
Custom 404 page – Create a custom 404 page
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