Save a page as draft when you don't want it to be published with the project.
Saving a page as draft will ensure that this page won’t be published when you publish the project from the Designer or when you or a collaborator publishes the site from the Editor.
We built this to help out with a bunch of core workflows, including:
You can save any static page as draft from the save menu in the Page settings.
You and any Collaborators can also save any static page as a draft in the Editor.
If you save previously published pages as draft, they will be unpublished from your site the next time you publish your project. Any links to these pages will be broken. To redirect these pages, change the slug of that drafted page to something else like pagename-old. Then, redirect the old page by setting a 301 redirect. Learn how to set 301 redirects.
If you decide to publish a page that’s set as a draft, simply stage it for publish from the Page settings. Any page staged for publish will be published the next time you publish your entire project.
If you want to create a new version of a page. You’ll either create a new page and start from scratch or duplicate the existing page and edit it there. You can save this new page as a draft until it’s ready to be published and replace the old page.
Now, when the new page is ready, you’d want to do:
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