How to Access Page Settings

Page Settings gives you granular control over each page of your website in Static.app. Here, you can define how a page behaves, its visibility, and its role within your site's structure.

How to Configure Page Settings

1. Log in to your Static.app dashboard.
2. From your Sites page, select the website you want to manage.
3. Navigate to the Pages section from your website's dashboard menu.
4. Locate the specific page you want to edit. Click its three-dot menu and select Settings from the dropdown. Alternatively, you can also click on the page's thumbnail or the name.
5. On the Page Settings screen, configure your page options:
   • File Name: This field shows the actual filename of your page (e.g., contact-form.html ). This is what Static.app uses internally.

   • Link: This displays the full public link of your page

     (e.g., test-website.static.domains/contact-form ). It's a handy reference for where your page will be accessible.

   • Set as Homepage (★): Check this box if you want this page to be the first thing visitors see when they go to your main domain (e.g., yourdomain.com ). Selecting a new homepage will automatically uncheck any previously selected homepage.
   • Page Visibility: Choose who can see your page:
     • Public: The page is visible to everyone online.
     • Private (Only you can see): Only you can view the page when logged into your Static.app account. This is great for drafts or private content.
   • Custom Error Page: If you want this HTML page to serve as a custom error page for your site, select the corresponding HTTP error code from the dropdown:
     • 404 (Page Not Found)
     • 400 (Bad Request)
     • 401 (Unauthorized)
     • 403 (Forbidden)
     • 500 (Internal Server Error)
     • 503 (Service Unavailable)
     • 504 (Gateway Timeout)

6. After making any adjustments, click Save Changes to apply your new settings.