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Studio lets you edit your careers site pages directly and publish changes in real time. You can preview a page before it goes live and roll back any change if something looks wrong.
Editing an existing page
Go to CMS in the left-hand navigation, then click Pages. Click the page you want to edit.
Click any component on the page to edit it. You can update text, swap images, reorder sections, and add new components from the component library.
Click Preview in the top bar to see how the page will look to visitors. This opens a preview in a new tab. Your changes are not live yet.
When you’re happy with the result, click Publish in the top-right corner.
Creating a new page
Click CMS in the left-hand navigation, then select Pages.
Click the button to create a new page. Choose a template that matches the type of page you’re creating, or start from a blank page.
Use the component library to add sections, images, text blocks, and job feeds to the page.
In the page settings, set a short, clear URL slug — for example, /life-at-our-company or /benefits.
Click Publish when you’re done. New pages are not visible to visitors until you publish them.
You can work on a page for as long as you need before making it live. Publishing is always a deliberate action.
Rolling back a change
If you publish a change and something looks wrong, you can revert to a previous version. Open the page in the editor, then open the version history panel. Click Restore next to the version you want to go back to.
Rolling back a page replaces all current content with the older version. Make sure this is what you intend before confirming.
What to do if this doesn’t work
If the Publish button is unavailable, you may not have the required permissions. Ask your site admin to check your access level.
If a published change isn’t appearing on the live site, try clearing your browser cache or viewing the page in a private or incognito window.
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