Manage page-level publishing and search metadata from Project settings: review every page, edit its title and description, control Live versus Draft export state, and verify the final routed page after publishing.
Where: Project settings → Pages — Open project settings
Key ideas
- Per-page metadata: Each page can carry its own title, description, and supported metadata rather than inheriting one project-wide search snippet.
- Live and Draft affect output: Live pages are eligible for export/publish; Draft pages remain in the editable project but are excluded from the published output.
- Page identity matters: Settings apply to the selected page record, so confirm its name/path before editing or toggling state.
Steps
- Open Project settings → Pages.
- Select the exact page and confirm its name and route.
- Write a concise unique page title and a useful description matching visible content.
- Review any additional page metadata and social/search preview fields available.
- Set the page to Live when it should ship or Draft when it must remain editor-only.
- Save, preview the route, and verify navigation does not link visitors to a Draft page.
- Publish/export and inspect the delivered title, description, route, and indexability.
Review for every page
- Unique title and description
- Correct page/route identity
- Live or Draft state
- Navigation references
- Published metadata and preview
Tips
- Keep unfinished pages Draft.
- Describe the actual page rather than repeating the site title.
Limitations and important notes
- Draft does not delete a page.
- Metadata does not guarantee a search ranking or immediate recrawl.
Troubleshooting
A page is missing from the export.
Check its Live/Draft state and route, then republish after saving settings.