How to set a page as draft

If you need to hide a page from public view, for instance, because you want to keep working on it before publishing it, you can easily set it as a "draft".

Doing this will hide the page from public view, remove it from associated navigation, sitemaps or tagged lists.

The owner and anyone else who knows the direct link / URL address of the page will still be able to view it, and of course, edit the page when logged into the system.

You can find all your unpublished pages in the CMS Control Panel by selecting PAGES - Draft.

Go to the page that is not ready for prime-time yet. In order to set it with a draft status, just click "Edit page properties" and un-check the top left corner box "Published".

Set individual content containers on a page as a draft

Publish a page while keeping any section invisible or scheduled for future publishing

Thanks to individual container's scheduling capabilities, you can easily retain part of your website pages from your visitors' sight, allowing you to release content on a step by step basis. You can even schedule these containers to appear on your website at a given date. How do you say flexible again?