Your storefront can have more than one page
Add extra pages on their own addresses — a festival offer, a menu, a campaign landing page — each built from the same blocks as your home page, and each published only when you say so.
Your storefront used to be a single home page. Now you can add as many pages as you need, each on its own address.
What's new
- Other pages, under your home page settings — open Storefront in the sidebar and you'll find the list below your home page. Add a page, give it a name and an address, and build it from the same blocks.
- A new page starts as a draft — the address says "page not found" to everyone until you publish it. You'll often want to claim an address before the page is written, and a page that went live the moment you named it would put an empty page at a URL you were about to hand out.
- Any page can forward on its own — a short, memorable address for a campaign can point at a longer link elsewhere. Only that page forwards; your home page and every other page carry on as they were.
- You're warned before you break a shared link — renaming a live page's address, or deleting it, tells you first that anyone following the old link will land on "page not found". It warns rather than refuses, because only you know whether that address went on a poster.
- Addresses already in use are kept safe — your booking pages and your form links can't be taken over by a new page, so a link you've already given a customer keeps doing what it did.