> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Managing pages

> Create, organise, and manage the pages that make up your careers site

# Managing pages

Every URL on your careers site corresponds to a page in Studio. Pages contain the sections, columns, and blocks that make up your content. The **Pages** list is where you create new pages, find existing ones, and manage the overall structure of your site.

To open the pages list, click **CMS** in the left-hand navigation, then select **Pages**.

## Creating a page

<Steps>
  ### Start a new page

  In the Pages list, click **Create**. A dialog opens where you give the page a title, slug, and locale.

  ### Set the page title

  The title is an internal label used in Studio. It appears in the pages list and browser tab, but candidates do not see it as a heading on the page itself. Choose something descriptive, such as "Life at our company" or "Graduate roles — London".

  ### Set the page slug

  The slug is the URL path for the page. For example, a slug of `/about` means the page lives at `yourcareers.com/about`.

  Keep slugs short, lowercase, and descriptive:

  | Good                | Avoid                      |
  | ------------------- | -------------------------- |
  | `/about`            | `/about-us-page`           |
  | `/graduate-roles`   | `/graduate-roles-2026-new` |
  | `/locations/london` | `/LONDON`                  |

  Use `/` (a forward slash on its own) for the home page. Studio labels this page with a **Home page** badge in the pages list.

  For more detailed guidance on page display names, slugs, and SEO titles, see [Naming conventions](/studio/cms/naming-conventions#pages-and-seo).

  ### Choose a locale

  Select the locale for this page. A locale is always required and defaults to your site's main language. The default locale has no URL prefix; additional locales are prefixed automatically — for example, a French version of `/about` is served at `/fr-fr/about`.

  ### Create the page

  Click **Create page** to create it and open the editor, where you can start adding content.
</Steps>

## The pages list

The pages list shows all pages on your site:

| Column      | What it shows                    |
| ----------- | -------------------------------- |
| **Title**   | Internal name for the page       |
| **Locale**  | The page's language              |
| **Slug**    | The URL path                     |
| **Threads** | Open comment threads on the page |
| **Updated** | When the page was last saved     |

Use the search bar to find a page by title or slug. A **Live** / **Archived** toggle at the top of the list switches between active and archived pages.

## Common page patterns

There is no fixed set of page types in the CMS — all pages work the same way. The pattern depends on the slug you choose and the blocks you add.

| Pattern             | Slug example        | What to add                                       |
| ------------------- | ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- |
| Home page           | `/`                 | Hero section, Job Search block, content blocks    |
| Job listing page    | `/jobs`             | Job Search block                                  |
| Static landing page | `/graduate-roles`   | Rich text, Media, Button group blocks             |
| About page          | `/about`            | Rich text, Media, Timeline blocks                 |
| Location page       | `/locations/london` | Rich text, Map block, Job Search filtered by city |

## Locale variants

If your site supports more than one language, you can create a translated version of a page. A locale variant is a separate page that shares the same slug but has a different locale — candidates are served the version matching their language.

To create a translation, create a new page with the **same slug** and a different **locale**. Once more than one locale exists for a slug, the locale switcher in the top bar of the page editor lets you move between the existing translations.

## Archiving and restoring pages

Archiving takes a page offline without permanently deleting it. Archived pages no longer appear on the live site or in search engine results.

<Steps>
  ### Open the actions menu

  In the Pages list, click the actions menu next to the page you want to archive.

  ### Select Archive this page

  The page goes offline immediately. It no longer appears on the site or in your sitemap, and its URL returns a 404 (not found) response.

  ### Restore if needed

  To bring a page back, switch the list from **Live** to **Archived**, find the page, open its actions menu, and select **Restore this page**.
</Steps>

<Note>
  Archiving a page does not delete it. You can restore it at any time. If a page was indexed by search engines, it may take a few days for search engines to remove it from results after archiving.
</Note>

## FAQs

<AccordionGroup>
  <Accordion title="Can I change a page's slug after creating it?">
    Yes — open the page and update its slug in the page settings. If the old URL was shared or indexed, add a redirect so existing links keep working. Ask your inploi account manager if you're unsure.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="What happens to a page's content when I archive it?">
    Nothing is deleted. The page goes offline and its URL returns a 404, but the content and version history are kept. Switch the list to **Archived** and select **Restore this page** to bring it back.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="I created a translation but candidates still see the default language.">
    A locale variant must share the **exact same slug** as the original page, with a different locale. If the slug differs, Studio treats it as a separate page rather than a translation.
  </Accordion>
</AccordionGroup>

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## Related articles

* [CMS glossary](/studio/cms/glossary)
* [Naming conventions](/studio/cms/naming-conventions)
* [The page editor](/studio/cms/pages/page-editor)
* [Publishing and versioning](/studio/cms/pages/publishing-and-versioning)
* [Creating a landing page](/studio/cms/faqs/create-a-landing-page)
* [Creating location-specific pages](/studio/cms/faqs/location-specific-pages)