Use Page to create a standard page.
View an example of a standard pageCreating a Page
Step 1
Go to Add Content and select Page.
![add content >> page selection](/images/new-documentation/page/new-page-1.png)
Step 2
Enter the Page Name and the Placement Folder. The Page Name should be in lowercase and use hyphens instead of spaces.
![new page name field](/images/new-documentation/page/new-page-11.png)
![new page placement folder field](/images/new-documentation/page/new-page-12.png)
Step 3
If you need to change the Placement Folder, click in the Placement Folder field. Choose a Folder will display on the right-hand side. Click Browse and select the radio button next to the folder where your page will be saved. Click Choose after selecting your folder.
![selecting a placement folder](/images/new-documentation/page/new-page-2.png)
Step 4
Enter the Display Name. The Display Name will be the page title and what appears in the navigation.
![new page display name field](/images/new-documentation/page/new-page-3.png)
Step 5
If using the Keywords field, enter keywords specific to the content of that page. Place commas between each keyword. Keywords are used for search engine optimization (SEO) and are optional.
![new page keywords field](/images/new-documentation/page/new-page-4.png)
Step 6
Enter the Description. The Description field contain a sentence about the page. The description is used for search engine optimization (SEO), and may get pulled in when a page is shared on social media, so it is important to replace the placeholder text.
![new page description field](/images/new-documentation/page/new-page-5.png)
Step 7
If desired, enter a Short Display Name. The Short Display Name is an alternate navigation label. For example, if you have a long Display Name, you can enter a shorter name in Short Display Name to appear in the navigation.
![new page short display name field](/images/new-documentation/page/new-page-6.png)
Step 8
Select the Navigation Set.
![new page navigation set selection](/images/new-documentation/page/new-page-7.png)
Step 9
Select Yes or No for a Wide Page. Wide Page can be used when there is no section navigation.
![new page wide page selection](/images/new-documentation/page/new-page-9.png)
Step 10
Under Page - Standard, add any Internal Notes. Internal Notes are notes that will be displayed in the WCMS but will not appear on the published site.
![internal notes field for new page](/images/new-documentation/page/new-page-10.png)
Step 11
Scroll down to Social Media. If you would like to display a Share Widget on your page, check the box and enter custom sharing information for Facebook and Twitter. For more information about these options, see the Social Media Sharing page. These are optional.
![social media sharing](/images/new-documentation/page/new-page-19.png)
Step 12
A Banner may be added to the page.
![banner field](/images/new-documentation/page/new-page-13.png)
Step 13
Under Section, add an optional Internal Label. The Internal Label is a short description of the section for reference when editing in the WCMS. Choose the Section Type. This is either On Page or Attached.
![section internal label and section type fields](/images/new-documentation/page/new-page-14.png)
Step 14
Expand to Section > Details > Background. Enter information about the section in the fields described in the Layout section.
![section color, background, and grid fields](/images/new-documentation/layout/section-10.png)
![section fields css and header fields](/images/new-documentation/layout/section-11.png)
Step 15
Click the green plus sign [+] button to add sections.
![green plus sign to add sections](/images/new-documentation/page/new-page-16.png)
Step 16
Expand to Section >> Chunk. Build your page by using chunks. Click the green plus button [+] to add chunks.
![green plus sign to add chuks](/images/new-documentation/page/new-page-17.png)
Step 17
To preview the built page, click Save & Preview. Add the page to the folder tree by selecting Submit. To view the page on the website, publish the page.