Pages

Pages are static content entries for your site -- think "About", "Contact", "Services", or custom landing pages. Unlike blog posts, pages are not date-ordered and do not appear in RSS feeds.

Page Listing

Navigate to Pages in the sidebar. The listing shows all pages for the currently selected site, split into Active and Archived tabs. A Create Page button sits in the header.

List View Columns

Column	Description
Route	The URL path for the page (e.g. /, /about, /contact).
Type	The page type classification (e.g. Landing, Static, Contact).
Status	Draft or Published.
Created	When the page was created.
Actions	A per-row menu (⋮) for edit, clone, delete, etc.

Filtering

• Search -- matches by ID, route, or slug.
• Status filter -- chips for All, Draft, and Published, each with a count.
• Type filter -- the All types dropdown filters by page type.

Creating a Page

1. Click the Create Page button.
2. Provide the page details (route, type, status).
3. Save to create the page, then open it to add and arrange sections.

Page Types

Pages can be assigned a type that defines their purpose and structure. Common page types include general content pages, landing pages, and custom types defined by your site's needs.

Page Sections

Pages in Forja are composed of sections. Each section is a content block within the page, allowing you to build complex page layouts.

Section Types

Every section has a section_type that determines its purpose and the fields available for editing. The Add Section picker offers these types:

Section Type	Description
Hero	Full-width banner with headline.
Features	Feature cards grid.
Cta	Call-to-action block.
Gallery	Image gallery.
Testimonials	Customer testimonials.
Pricing	Pricing table.
Faq	FAQ accordion.
Contact	Contact form.
Custom	Custom section for content that doesn't fit a predefined type.
Stats	Key metrics display.
Team	Team member cards.
Timeline	Chronological events.
LogoCloud	Partner / client logos.
Newsletter	Email subscription.
Video	Video embed.
Divider	Visual separator.
Text	Rich text block.

Each section also carries a display_order value that controls its position on the page, and all section content can be localized per locale (see Localizations below).

note

The public rendering library (@forjacms/sections) can also render a few context-specific types -- Portfolio, Projects, TagCloud, Blog, and Legal -- that are populated by their respective content areas rather than added manually as generic page sections.

Adding a Section

1. Open the page detail view.
2. Scroll to the Sections area.
3. Click Add Section.
4. Fill in the section details:
   • Section title -- an internal label for the section.
   • Content -- the section body (Markdown).
   • Order -- the position of this section within the page.
5. Save the section.

Section Editor

The section editor provides the same Markdown editing experience as the blog editor, including:

• Live preview.
• Toolbar for formatting.
• Image embedding from the media library.

Reordering Sections

Drag and drop sections to change their order, or update the order number manually.

Deleting a Section

Click the delete icon on a section and confirm. The section and its content are removed permanently.

Localizations

Pages support multilingual content. To add translations:

1. Open the page detail view.
2. Switch to the desired locale using the locale selector.
3. Enter the translated title and section content.
4. Save.

Each locale has independent title and section content. Shared fields (slug, page type) remain the same across locales.

Editing a Page

1. Click on a page in the listing to open the detail view.
2. Modify the title, slug, status, or sections as needed.
3. Click Save to apply changes.

Deleting a Page

1. Open the page, or use the per-row ⋮ menu in the listing.
2. Click Delete and confirm.

Deletes are recoverable

Deleting a page is a soft delete -- it moves to Trash and can be restored for 30 days before automatic purge. (Deleting an individual section within a page, by contrast, is immediate and not sent to Trash.)

Permissions

Action	Required Role
View pages	Viewer
Create/edit pages	Editor
Delete pages	Editor