Building and Publishing a Page

Pages is Premium: a page only appears on your profile with Premium, and on a free account the builder sits behind a Premium banner. What follows is the builder as a Premium account sees it.

1. 1Go to Dashboard → Pages and press New page
2. 2Start from an example: a Blank page, or a starting point from About you, What you make, or What you play and build
3. 3Rename it by clicking the title. It holds 60 characters and saves when you press Enter or click away
4. 4Press Add widget, pick one, and fill it in. The editor saves as you type
5. 5Press Publish when it is ready

Nothing is published until you say so. A page you have not published is a draft: the editor marks it Draft, only you can see it, your own preview shows it marked Draft · only you, and visitors never see it. Pages save themselves: there is no Save to press.

Each page on Your pages has Edit page, Publish while it is a draft, and an actions menu:

• Unpublish: back to a draft, kept as it is
• Duplicate: a copy of the page, always as a draft, opened for you to edit
• Move up and Move down: the order of your pages, which is also the order visitors scroll through
• Delete page: asks first, then removes the page and its widgets. Your clips, images and tracks stay in your library for other pages

Inside a page, Page actions has Publish or Unpublish and Delete page, and This page is about, under the title, picks Gaming, Music and media, Developer, Personal or Anything. It only changes which widgets the picker suggests first. Style, under it, gives the page a style of its own, or leaves it on Same as your pages.

Add widget opens Add a widget, with Search widgets at the top and the widgets grouped by what they are for. Searching always searches all of them. Page Widgets says what each one holds.

Each widget row in the editor says which screen it is, and dragging a row up or down, or Move up and Move down in its menu, is how you put the screens in order. Screens and Styles is in the Pages article.

There is no limit on the number of pages. What is limited is the content across all of them, and a change past that limit is not saved.

Each published page has its own address, noiz.bio/yourusername/ followed by a short version of its title, which opens your profile at that page. A second page with the same title gets -2 on the end. Renaming a page changes its address, and an address that no longer matches a page opens your profile instead.