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Add and publish a page
- Go to the site where you want to add a page.
- Go to the home page of the site.
- Select + New, and then select Page.
- Choose a page template to start with.
- Add a page name in the title area.
- Add web parts.
- Click + to add content like text, documents, video and more.
Unpublish a page Go to the Pages library for the site. Select the page you want to unpublish. Click the ellipse (…), and then click More. Click Unpublish.
Can you create a publishing site in SharePoint?
You can get inspired with some great examples in the SharePoint look book. Traditionally, sites and pages like this have been designed and built using the publishing features of Microsoft SharePoint – either team sites with publishing enabled or fully structured publishing sites.
What is the purpose of a publishing site?
It’s a site where authoring and publishing are more structured and where content management processes are enforced. Publishing sites have typically been used to create enterprise intranets and communication portals. Before you build a classic publishing site, consider building a modern communication site.
How to create a subsite beneath a publishing site collection?
When a sub-site is created beneath a publishing site collection, publishing features are enabled automatically. From your publishing-enabled site collection, click Settings > Site contents. Click new subsite. In the Title box, type a title for the site collection. In Description, type a brief description of the site’s purpose.
How to manage site creation in SharePoint-SharePoint?
Manage detailed site and subsite creation settings in the classic SharePoint admin center. In the left pane of the new SharePoint admin center, select Settings. At the bottom of the page, select classic settings page. Under Site Creation, select to show or hide the Create site command.