Page settings and overrides

Use the Page Settings tab for slug, SEO, visibility, and per-page header, footer, or template overrides on ArtInStack.

Page Settings is the second tab next to Page Editor. It does not change block layout on the canvas—it controls how the page is addressed, discovered, and wrapped in site chrome.

Prerequisites

Dashboard → PagesEditPage Settings tab

What you're looking at

Field / controlPurpose
Page titleInternal/dashboard label; may feed default SEO title
URL slugPath segment (/about, /contact)
Meta title & descriptionSearch and social previews — see Page SEO settings
Publish / visibilityOften mirrored with toolbar; confirm before go-live
Header / footer templateOverride site defaults for this page only
Page template / layoutStarting layout or full-page preset when offered

Header and footer overrides

Site-wide defaults are managed under SettingsHeader & Footer (Header, footer, and navigation, Working with page templates).

On Page Settings, you can assign a different header or footer template for one landing page—for example a minimal header on a campaign page while the rest of the site keeps your full navigation.

Template override

When Page Settings exposes a layout or template picker:

  • Choosing a template may replace the canvas with a preset structure (sections, placeholder copy, sample blocks).
  • Overrides affect this page only unless you edit the shared template in Header & Footer.
  • After applying a template, review every placeholder block before publish.

Implementation steps

  1. Open PagesEditPage Settings.
  2. Set slug to a short, readable path (lowercase, hyphens).
  3. Fill meta title and meta description for important pages.
  4. If you need a unique header or footer, pick overrides that exist in your template library.
  5. Switch to Page Editor, adjust blocks, Save Page, then publish from the toolbar.

Troubleshooting & common pitfalls

IssueCheck
SEO unchanged in GoogleAllow time; request re-indexing; confirm meta fields saved
Wrong header on one pagePage-level override vs site default in Header & Footer
Slug 404Page must be published; slug must not conflict with another page

Verifying your setup

  • Page Settings tab opens and saves without errors.
  • Public URL matches your slug after publish.
  • Meta fields appear in link previews when testing a share debugger.