Pages

In the TeleportHQ editor, open Pages, Components & Tree View in the left sidebar, click + on the Pages folder, choose New Page → Blank Page and type a name; the new page starts with your site's navigation and footer.

In the TeleportHQ editor, right-click a page in the Pages list (or click its … button) and choose Rename, Duplicate or Delete; deleting a page that other elements link to asks what happens to those links, the homepage can't be deleted until another page is the homepage, and Ctrl+Z brings back a page you deleted by mistake.

In the TeleportHQ editor, right-click a page in the Pages list, click Set as Homepage and confirm in the window that says what changes; that page then opens at your site's main address (/), and its old address redirects there.

In the TeleportHQ editor, add a page, design it, then right-click it in the Pages list and click Set as 404 Page; visitors who open a missing address on your live site see it.

In the TeleportHQ editor, right-click a page, open Page SEO Settings and type the address in the URL field, for example services/wedding-cakes; folders don't change page addresses.

In the TeleportHQ editor, click + on the Pages or Components folder and choose Create Folder, then drag pages or components onto it; folders only organize the editor and never change page URLs.

In the TeleportHQ editor, right-click a page in the Pages list and click Exclude from Code Generation; the page stays in your project but is left out of your live site and downloaded code until you include it again.

TeleportHQ keeps the links in your Navigation and Footer components in sync with your pages; it asks AI to add a link when you add a page, renames links when you rename a page and asks what happens to them when you delete one, and you switch adding off, or change the answer offered first on deletion, in Project settings → Editor → Preferences → Editing → Links.

In the TeleportHQ editor, the layers tree in the bottom half of the Pages, Components & Tree View panel shows every element on the open page; click a row to select it, drag rows to reorder or nest them, and search by name, id, class or tag.