How to Create a New Page with Concrete5

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Creating a new page in Concrete5 CMS involves a few steps. Below is a guide to help you understand how to create a new page with Concrete5.

Step 1: Log in to the Dashboard

To create a new page in Concrete5, you should first install Concrete5 and then sign in to the CMS.

 

Step 2: Access the Sitemap

Once logged in, click on the Settings button at the top right of the page:

Create a new Page in Concrete5 access settings

 

Once you click the button, a sidebar will appear. From there click on Sitemap:

Create a new Page in Concrete5 by accessing the Sitemap

 

A new page will load:

Concrete5 Sitemap Page

 

Step 3: Add a New Page

In the Sitemap page, click on the parent page where you want to create the new page.

For this example, we will have our homepage as a parent page, so we click it:

To create a new page in Concrete5, select a parent page

 

After you click the parent page, a new menu will appear. From there select Add Page:

Create a new page in Concrete5 via the drop-down menu

 

A new box will appear. From there select Page:

To create a page, select a page type from the dialogue box

 

Step 4: Add Page Details

Once you click on Page, a new window with options will appear. From there, add your page details such as Page Name, Description, URL Slug, Page Template, and Page Content:

Add page content and details

 

If you wish to customize and edit your new page fully, enter the Edit Mode. To do so, simply click on the green Edit Mode:

To customize your new page, enter the Edit Mode

 

Step 5: Publish the New Page

Once you have added content to your new page, click on the blue Publish Page button:

Publish your new Concrete5 page via the Publish button

 

If you are editing your new page via the Edit Mode, then click on the Options button at the top left of the screen:

Concrete5 Edit Mode Options Menu

 

Once you click on Options, 3 buttons will appear. After they appear, click on the blue Publish Page button, located at the left of the page:

Concrete5 Edit Mode Publish Page button

 

Now you have managed to create a new page with Concrete5 CMS.

 

How to Create a New Page with Concrete5 – Conclusion

Creating a new page with Concrete5 involves only a few steps that are easy to follow. Use this method to add content to your Concrete5 website.

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