Site pages lists the pages on your website. Add one, give it a title and a web address, then build it from blocks.
The blocks
Stack these in whatever order suits the page:
| Block | What it is |
|---|---|
| Hero | The banner at the top. |
| Vehicle grid | Your fleet, or part of it. |
| Featured vehicle | One vehicle, given room. |
| Availability | A date search. |
| Book now | A call to action straight into booking. |
| How it works | Numbered steps. |
| Feature cards | Three or four selling points. |
| USP strip | A band of short claims. |
| Reviews | Customer quotes. |
| Gallery | Images. |
| FAQ | Questions and answers. |
| Contact | Your details and a form. |
| Rich text | Free-form writing for anything the others do not cover. |
| CTA | A closing prompt. |
Every block is already styled for your theme, so a page looks like the rest of your site without you doing anything.
A page that converts
Most good pages are: hero, something that proves the point (feature cards or reviews), the fleet, and a call to action. Rich text is there when you need to say something specific — a long terms page, an area guide — not as the default.
Getting people to it
A new page is not in your menu automatically. See Edit your website menu.
If it did not work
- The page is not reachable. Check it is published, and that your site itself is published.
- It does not look like the rest of the site. Rich text blocks carry your own formatting; the other blocks take the theme's.