Delete the page from your site. You can restore deleted pages for up to 30 days.

This option won't appear in the settings of your homepage. Set a new homepage first, then delete the page. To learn more, visit Deleting a page.

Duplicate the page as a starting point for new content. Available for layout pages. To learn more, visit Duplicating pages and content.

Disable the page to hide it from visitors and search engines, or enable it to make it visible to all. To learn more, visit Enabling and disabling pages.

The name of the page as it displays in your site's navigation menus and within the Pages panel. To learn more, visit Editing page titles.

This title displays on-page in some templates in version 7.0. They also may display on store pages in version 7.1, or in browser tabs on both versions.

Add a lock screen to the page so only visitors with the password can access it. Delete the password to make the page publicly accessible. To learn more, visit Using page passwords.

Set the number of posts displayed (1-20) on your blog landing page.

Not available for the Farro template family. For templates in the Farro and Skye families, learn about infinite scroll.

Set the page to be the first thing visitors see when they visit your site. This option won't appear in the settings of your homepage or disabled pages. To learn more, visit Setting a homepage.

Give a name to the top-level category for all items in your store page or videos page. The default name is All.

To display the top category in category navigation on a videos page, switch the Filter Visibility toggle on.

To learn more, visit Organizing products and Organizing videos pages.

The URL slug for the page. For example, if the slug is /about, the page's full URL is https://yourdomain.com/about

To learn more, visit URL slugs.

Create a Quick Response code (QR code), which people can scan with their smartphones to open the page on a mobile browser. This is a great way to drive traffic to digital menus, donation pages, and digital product signup pages.

This option hides the page from search engines, while leaving it public and available for visitors to access.

Hiding a collection page also hides its collection items. For example, adding it to a blog page also hides the blog's posts. On version 7.0, index page sub-pages need to be hidden individually.

A preview of how the page might look in search engine results.

The text that may appear below a page title/link in search engine results (depending on what visitors are searching for) and in social shares. Also called a page meta description. To learn more, visit Adding site and page descriptions for SEO.

Not available on homepages, which use the SEO site description instead.

SEO titles appear in browser address bars and search engine results, and may appear in social shares. To learn more, visit Editing page titles.

Not available for homepages. If added previously, it may appear in the title format.

An image that displays when someone shares this page on social media. If you don't add a social sharing image, the social sharing logo displays instead.

To learn more, visit Adding social sharing images.

A preview of how the page might look when shared on social media.

On version 7.0, add a featured image to create a banner image (some templates) or represent the page in an index (some templates).

On some version 7.0 templates, click the Video tab to add a video banner. To learn more, visit Adding a background video.

Set up a blog page for publishing and syndicating a podcast. To learn more, visit Setting up a blog to host your podcast.

Add a third-party version of your RSS URL, such as one from FeedBurner. To use the RSS URL automatically generated by Squarespace, leave this field blank.

To learn more about RSS and Squarespace, visit Using RSS feeds.

Bulk-update and manage categories that organize items on the page. To learn more, visit Categories and tags.

Bulk-update and manage tags and categories that organize items on the page. To learn more, visit Categories and tags.

Add custom code to the header for the page. To learn more, visit Using code injection.

Add code that appears between blog posts' content and footers (or above the post content in some templates). To learn more, visit Using code injection.

Add a quick view button to products that appears on hover and displays a pop-up with key information when clicked.

Choose to display related posts at the bottom of each blog post. To learn more, visit Adding related post links.

Enable or disable blog post excerpts by selecting either Excerpt or Full from the Post Display drop-down menu. To learn more, visit Using blog excerpts.