# How To Create And Modify A Page

## Step 1: Creating a Custom Page

The first step is to head to "**Pages**" under Content.\
From here click the button "**Create a new page**"

*Note: The page called "Home" can not be deleted, and includes the content of your landing page for your project.*

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## Step 2: Naming your Custom Page

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## Step 3: Fill in the context for your Page

Now you can fill your page with all relevant information. You can insert links, tables, headings, use colors and much much more.

**Important:** Remember to click the “**Save**” button when you are done. The site will not save your changes automatically.

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## Step 4: Choose where to view the page on your website

Now all you need to do is set where the page should be viewed on your website.\
In short, go to Layout and drag it up to the category you want your page under.

You can read more about Layout under #


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