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Pages & Navigation

As your site grows, you'll want more than one page — an About page, a Contact page, maybe Pricing. Kite can add pages, link them in your menu, and keep your URLs clean, all from chat.

Adding a page​

  1. Tell Kite what page you want and what goes on it. For example:

Add an About page with our story, a team section, and a photo.

  1. Review the new page in the preview.
  2. Refine the content with more chat edits or Point & Edit.

Common pages people add:

  • About — /about
  • Contact — /contact
  • Pricing — /pricing
  • Services — /services
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Add one page at a time and review it before moving on. It's easier to get each page right than to fix several at once.

Linking a page in the navigation​

Adding a page doesn't always add it to your menu automatically. If a new page isn't in the nav, ask:

Add a link to the About page in the main navigation menu, between "Home" and "Contact."

You can also ask Kite to rename, reorder, or remove menu links:

In the nav, rename "Services" to "What We Do" and move it before "Pricing."

Clean URLs​

Clean URLs are short and readable — like yoursite.com/about instead of something long and cluttered. Kite generally creates clean URLs for your pages. If a page URL isn't what you want, ask:

Change the URL of the About page to /about.

Common issue: a subpage shows the homepage on the live site​

A frequent problem is this: in the editor your About (or other) page looks correct, but on your published site, visiting /about shows your homepage content instead of the About content. This is usually a routing issue — the URL isn't pointing to the right page on the live site.

To fix it:

  1. Confirm the page exists and looks right in the editor.
  2. Ask Kite to fix the routing — for example:

On the live site, /about is showing the homepage instead of the About page. Please fix the routing so /about loads the About page content.

  1. Publish again, then visit the page in a fresh browser tab (or hard-refresh).
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This often looks like "my edit didn't save," but the content is usually fine — the live URL just isn't routing to it. Publish and refresh first, then ask Kite to fix routing if the wrong page still loads. See Changes Not Showing.

Troubleshooting​

  • New page isn't in the menu: Ask Kite to add a nav link to it, and say where in the order it should go.
  • A subpage shows the homepage when published: Ask Kite to fix the routing for that URL, then publish and refresh — see Changes Not Showing.
  • Wrong or messy URL: Ask Kite to set the page's URL to the clean path you want.
  • Menu link goes to the wrong page: Tell Kite which link and which page it should point to.