Publishing your link page

Your link page and your website are published separately. Each has its own draft and its own publish button.

What Publish link page does#

• It makes the saved version of your link page the public one.
• It does not publish your website, and it does not make anything private public.
• Publishing your website does not publish your link page.
• Your link page can be live while your website is unpublished or private. A link to your full website is left off the page until your website is live.

What needs a publish, and what updates by itself#

Adding, removing, reordering and restyling rows all wait in your draft until you publish.

A release, show or photo you have already published on your link page keeps itself current. If you change a show's ticket link or a release's artwork, the link page follows without a new publish. If you make that release or show private, or delete it, it leaves your link page straight away.

Unpublish and archive#

Both are in the Settings tab under Danger zone.

• Unpublish takes the page off the internet. Your draft, your rows and your stats are all kept, and publishing again puts it straight back.
• Archive this page unpublishes it and puts it away. Nothing is deleted, and support can bring it back.

If publishing fails#

The editor tells you which of these happened.

• Your latest changes have not saved yet. Nothing was published. Wait for the status to read Saved, then publish again.
• Someone else published a newer version. Reload to see it before publishing, so you do not replace work you have not read.
• We could not publish just now. Your draft is saved. Try again in a moment, and see Troubleshooting if it repeats.