Multiple pages

Every site starts with one page, its home page. Pro sites can have more, each at its own address like yoursite.iselify.com/about. Free sites stay at one page.

Add and manage pages

1. Publish your site, then open it from My Sites with Edit.
2. Open the Pages tab in the editor's left panel, type a name and press Add. The new page opens, ready to edit.
3. Switch between pages by clicking them in the list. Build each one with the Library and Style panels as usual.
4. Press Update. This saves every page you changed in one go.

In the Pages tab you can also rename a page, change its address, reorder pages with the arrows, and delete pages. Those changes save straight away; the content of each page is saved with Update.

Navigation

Pages can link to each other with their address, for example a button that links to /pricing. You can also turn on Show a menu on every page in the Pages tab: iSelify adds a simple bar linking all your pages at the top, and keeps it in sync when you rename or reorder pages. Turn it off if your pages already have their own navigation.

Shared header and footer

When you press Add page, you can let the new page use the header and footer of another page. They become shared: edit the header or footer on any page and every page that uses it updates after you press Update. Turn a switch off to give the new page its own. Sharing a header also turns off the automatic menu, since your header already has the navigation.

Use the Shared tab in the editor to share or stop sharing a page's header or footer at any time.

Export as a zip

In Site settings, a site with more than one page exports as a .zip: index.html for the home page and one file per page, like about.html. Links between pages are rewritten so the files open on your computer and work on any static host. Images you uploaded to Media are still loaded from iSelify.

Limits and plans

• Free: 1 page. Pro: more pages, up to the limit shown at the top of the Pages tab (10 by default; the platform admin can change it).
• If your Pro plan ends, your pages stay online and you can still edit them, but you can't add new ones until you renew.
• Pages have no fixed size limit; they count toward your storage like everything else (see Media).

Good to know

• A web address that doesn't match any page shows a "Page not found" message.
• Password protection covers every page of the site, and custom domains work for all of them.
• Form responses from every page arrive in the same Forms inbox.
• Page addresses use letters, numbers and hyphens. index, home and api are reserved.