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Page Settings and Metadata

The page settings panel (accessible via the settings icon) contains all the configuration options for your page:

Details Tab

  • Page Id - This is the URL slug for your page. It will appear in the URL as /username/page-id. Must be 80 characters or less and can only contain letters, numbers, and dashes.
  • Page Title - The display title for your page. Required unless you set a Redirect URL.
  • Facebook Pixel ID - Your Facebook Pixel ID for tracking conversions. See the Facebook Pixel section for more details.
  • Redirect URL - If set, visitors will be immediately redirected to this URL when they visit the page. Useful for single-purpose redirect pages.
  • Visibility - Choose between Public (visible to everyone) or Private (only visible to you).
  • Header Image - An image that appears at the top of your page. Recommended size: 600px width, compressed to under 100KB.
  • Background Image - A background image for your entire page.

Theme Tab

  • Background Color - The background color for your page. Use hex format (e.g., #333333). A color picker is available for easy selection.
  • Text Color - The default text color for your page content. Use hex format (e.g., #FFFFFF).
  • Corner Style - Choose between "Rounded" (default) or "Rectangular" corners for your blocks.

Metadata Tab

Metadata is used for SEO and social media sharing. When someone shares your page link, these values control what appears in the preview card:

  • Metadata Title - The title that appears in browser tabs, search results, and link previews.
  • Metadata Description - The description text shown in search results and link previews.
  • Metadata Icon - A favicon image (typically 32x32 or 16x16 pixels) shown in browser tabs.
  • Metadata Image - The large image (typically 1200x630px) shown when your page is shared on social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, or LinkedIn.

Domains Tab

Control which of your custom domains display this page:

  • Select specific custom domains where this page should be available.
  • If no domains are selected, the page will be available on all your custom domains (unless another page claims the same path).
  • You can set a page as the homepage for a specific domain using the "Set as Homepage for Domain" button.

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