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Pages overview

Learn to create pages for your site, manage your existing pages, and understand the differences between page types.

Pages are what visitors see first on your Kajabi site, so the type you choose shapes what they do next. Kajabi has three: Website Pages, Landing Pages, and Funnel Pages.

From the Dashboard, open Website to see navigation items for all three. Use this guide to pick the right type and add it.

Choose a page type

  • Website Pages make up your site. A Website is a homepage plus other pages linked together with a navigation menu, and every Website Page shares the same Header and Footer settings.

  • Landing Pages are one-off pages for opt-ins, sales pages, thank you pages, and more. Think of them as separate pages on your site that visitors can land on. They don't share Header and Footer settings.

  • Funnel Pages guide visitors through a sequence, from an opt-in page to the content they receive afterward.

You can also create custom Website Pages and build out standard Website Pages. Learn how to build a website with Kajabi.

Note: If you used Premier Legacy templates to build pages, see the instructions under Create a page with Premier.

Access pages

  1. From the Dashboard, click Website.

  2. Click Website Pages or Landing Pages.

  3. Select the Website, Landing, or Funnels tab to switch between page types.


Website Pages

Website Pages are the foundational pages Kajabi generates from your template. When you build your site, Kajabi creates a set of Website Pages for the essentials of an online business, and every Website Page shares your template's Header and Footer along with site settings such as branding, color palette, and instructor info.

Create custom Website Pages when you need more than the defaults.

Tip:
Website Pages all share the same Header and Footer settings, whereas Landing Pages do not. Keep this in mind when choosing which type of page to build.

Website Pages

Create a Website Page

  1. From the Dashboard, open the Website tab, then select Website Pages.

  2. In the top right corner, click + New Website Page.

  3. Enter a page name in the Name field. Kajabi applies your template, including the Header and Footer, to the page.

  4. Click Customize Page to generate your Website Page and begin customizing.


Landing Pages

Landing Pages are standalone pages you can use anywhere. Link them to your site through navigation menus, or keep them separate and drive traffic to them from marketing emails, events, automations, and social media. Because each Landing Page is created independently, each one can use its own template.

Use Landing Pages to:

Kajabi provides streamlined templates and premium-designed templates to help you get started. The default images in your selected template are stock images and are free to use.

Create a Landing Page

  1. From the Dashboard, open the Website tab, then select Landing Pages.

  2. In the top right corner, click + New Landing Page.

  3. Select the template that best fits your vision.

  4. Click Get started.

  5. Enter the page title.

  6. Click Create to generate the Landing Page and begin customizing.

new landing page

Tip:

If you want to start building your email list fast, the lead generation page wizard builds a Lead Generation Landing Page in three steps. Learn how to create a Lead Generation Landing Page.

After you create your page, customize the design to fit your brand and business.

Note:
The Title you enter becomes part of the page URL. If a published Landing Page shares a URL with a Website system page, visitors are routed to the Website system page instead, so update the Landing Page URL to fix this. Learn how to customize page details to update the Page Title and URL.


Funnel pages

Funnel Pages are Landing Pages built into marketing Funnels. Funnels attract visitors to an opt-in page, capture their information, and then deliver content. They work well for marketing webinars, offering a free download, or guiding visitors through a sales presentation.

Create Funnels from the Marketing section of the Dashboard. Each time you generate a Funnel, its pages appear in the Funnels tab on the Pages index, grouped by Funnel.

Funnel Pages

Add a page to a Funnel

  1. From the Dashboard, open the Marketing tab, then select Funnels.

  2. Click the Title of the Funnel you want to add a page to.

  3. Between existing pages, hover your cursor to reveal and click + Add Page.

  4. Select New Landing Page and click Next.

  5. Choose a Page Type and click Next.

  6. Choose your Page Style and click Next.

  7. Enter your Page Name.

  8. Click Save to generate your Funnel Page.


Customize page settings

After you select a template, set up the page settings before you design it. These settings prepare the page for your content.

  • Favicon: The image shown in your visitor's browser tab, for a more polished look

  • Style Guide: Page colors, fonts, font colors, and font sizes

  • Design Tools: A 12-column grid overlay that helps you lay out your design

  • Custom Code: Custom HTML, CSS, or JavaScript to embed in the page. If you are not familiar with CSS or JavaScript, skip this setting or contact Support for guidance.

  • Exit Popups: A popup that appears when a visitor tries to leave your page

  • Two-Step Optin: An opt-in form popup that opens when a visitor clicks a button

Once settings are in place, customize the Header and Footer to showcase your brand and business.


Preview a page

A preview shows you how the page will look once you publish it, so you can check the design and content.

Preview a page from the Pages list

  1. From the Dashboard, click Website, then select Website Pages or Landing Pages.

  2. Locate the page you want to preview.

  3. Click the Preview icon (an eye) next to the page.

Preview a page in the Page Editor

  1. From the Dashboard, click Website, then select Website Pages or Landing Pages.

  2. Locate the page you want to preview and click Customize to open the Page Editor.

  3. In the top bar of the editor, click Preview.

Tip:
To check how your page looks on other screens, use the bar at the top of the editor to switch between Desktop, Mobile, Tablet H, and Tablet V.
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Test a page as a visitor

A preview displays a page how you view it as a user with Account Admin access, so it can differ from what visitors see. To see the page the way visitors do, open its URL in a different browser or in an incognito or private window where you're not logged in to Kajabi.


Publish or draft a page

Page visibility controls who can see a page. A Published page is visible to anyone. A Draft page is visible only to you, so you can customize it privately and publish when you're ready.

Default visibility for new pages

A new Landing Page starts as Draft, and so does a duplicate of any page. A new Website Page is Published as soon as you create it, so switch it to Draft if you want to customize it before visitors can see it.

Note: Visitors who reach a Draft page see your 404 page. Customize it to match your branding and language. Learn how to build a 404 page.


Change page visibility from the page list

  1. From the Dashboard, click Website, then select Website Pages or Landing Pages.

  2. Locate the page you want to publish or draft.

  3. Click the visibility setting (Published or Draft) to the right of the page title.

  4. Select Published or Draft from the dropdown menu.

Change page visibility in Edit details

  1. From the Dashboard, click Website, then select Website Pages or Landing Pages.

  2. Locate the page you want to publish or draft.

  3. Open the more options (...) menu to the right of the page.

  4. Select Edit details.

  5. Under Page visibility (Landing Pages) or Status (Website Pages), select Published or Draft.

  6. Click Save.

Note:
System pages show a System label, and you can't change their status. A Landing Page that is set as your site's homepage can't be unpublished. To unpublish it, first choose another homepage in your site details settings.


Create a page with Premier

Important: Creating your Landing Page with the Legacy template, Premier, will not include the newest features available. Also, a page built with Premier cannot be transferred to access the newest features.

To create a Landing Page using the Legacy template, Premier:

  1. Open the Website tab from the Dashboard.

  2. Click Landing Pages.

  3. In the top right corner of the page, click + New Landing Page.

  4. Scroll to the very bottom of the page.

  5. Click Kajabi Legacy Templates.

  6. Select one of the styles.

  7. Click Get Started.

  8. Enter the Landing Page Title. This displays in your visitor's browser tab.

  9. Click Save to begin customizing the page.


Duplicate a page

Duplicating a page creates a copy with the original's template, page settings, and content, so you can keep your branding consistent without rebuilding a page from scratch. Use a duplicate to:

  • Create a uniform design across your website

  • Create pages for different languages

  • Turn a Funnel Page into a standalone Landing Page

  1. From the Dashboard, click Website, then select Website Pages or Landing Pages.

  2. Locate the page you want to duplicate. To duplicate a Funnel Page, select the Funnels tab first.

  3. Open the more options (...) menu and select Duplicate.

The copy starts as a Draft. A duplicated Landing Page doesn't copy the original's URL slug, access password, or publish date. To change the copy's title or visibility, customize your page details.

Tell a duplicate from the original

A duplicated Website Page is named after the original with Copy and a number, such as About Copy 1. A duplicated Landing Page gets a number after the title, such as Sales page 1. Each additional duplicate increases the number.

Duplicate a page to a different page type

  • Website Page to Landing Page: Open the Website Page's more options (...) menu and select Add page to Landing. The Landing Page lets you customize or hide the Header and Footer, and your main site stays the same.

  • Funnel Page to Landing Page: Duplicate the Funnel Page. The copy appears in your list of standalone Landing Pages.

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