You can build powerful applications using a single page. As your project grows, you may want to split different sections into separate pages for better organization.

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Create pages

You start with a blank page. To create a new one, instruct the builder: 
add a new page called Contact.
Newpage Gi Pages are automatically named based on their content. Rename them by instructing the builder: 
Rename bio to biography in the URL structure
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Manage multiple pages

Move the "About" section from the Contact Us Page to its own Page titled "About."
Consider splitting your application into multiple pages when:
  • Different sections serve distinct purposes (e.g., home, about, contact)
  • You want separate views for different user types (e.g., customer-facing vs admin pages)
  • You need to restrict access to certain users
A single page can include many components and complex logic. Many applications work well with just one page.

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Style your pages

Transform page appearance using simple prompts: 
Update the look of this entire application with a modern glass theme, style fonts similar to Apple.com

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Styling options

  • Screenshots pasted in chat - see our prompting guide
  • URLs in chat - Anything screenshots any URL and adds it to context
  • Components for reusable elements

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Add elements

Use the / command menu to add: Learn more about all available elements in our overview.

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Publishing

Keep pages private by not publishing them. If you need to test or preview, use our demo or preview modes.

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Publish web applications

  • Click Publish in the top right
  • Read more about publishing in our publishing guide

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Publish mobile applications

To publish to the iOS or Android App Stores, see our Mobile Guide Instruct the builder on where to link and it will handle the rest: 
Link the bio page to the biography link at the homepage
  • Modify links at any time with new instructions
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Require authentication

You can restrict page access to signed-in users: 
Enable user accounts, require a user be signed in to view the following pages...
Users will:
  • See content when signed in
  • Be redirected to login when not authenticated
Learn more about User Accounts.

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Delete pages

Simply ask the builder: 
Delete my biography page
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