The editor saves your work automatically as you go. Publishing puts that work on your live website.
Preview before you publish
Click Run at the top of the editor to try your site the way visitors will — links and booking widgets work, and editing switches off. Click it again to go back to editing.
If you want a link you can open outside the editor — on your phone, or to share — click Publish ▾ → Test preview. The link includes your unpublished changes, expires after 30 minutes, and is hidden from search engines.
Publish your site
Click Publish.
Note what changed (optional). Your note becomes the description of the save point created automatically before every publish.
Confirm.
Draft pages stay off your live site until you mark them live. If the Site Agent has edits waiting for review, accept or reject them before publishing.
Check your site for issues
The Issues panel scans every page and lists what needs attention:
Errors — problems that will likely break the published page, like a widget pointing at a service that no longer exists.
Warnings — unfinished work, like unfilled image placeholders, images without alt text, links that go nowhere, or links to draft pages.
Click an issue to jump to it on the page. Issues never block publishing — they're there so nothing surprises you after.
Roll back with save points
Site history keeps snapshots of your whole site. One is created automatically before every publish, and you can make your own anytime: click Publish ▾ → Create save point and describe it.
To go back, click Publish ▾ → View past points, then Restore on the snapshot you want. Your current state is backed up automatically first, so restoring is safe to try.