Page life-cycle
When you create or edit a page, you can save your work. The following buttons provide you with these options:
"While the following options are presented in a logical order, each function operates independently
of the others.
- Save as draft
Choosing to 'Save as Draft' will assign a draft status to your page, indicating that it is not yet
ready for public viewing.
-Preview your page
Previewing your page displays your content in a new browser tab or window,
allowing you to view it as if it were a live page."
If prompted, you may need to enable popups on your website within your browser's settings to properly preview your page."Previewing a page that is already live will display your edits to you, while users will continue to see the
last published version, allowing you to preview content with confidence.
-Publishing a page
Clicking 'Publish' will make your page visible to users on your website. Once a page is published,
this button will change to 'Update Live.'-Checking page status quickly
Using the page tree, you can quickly determine the status of a page based on its icon color:
grey for draft, and green for published."
As shown here:
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