Duplicate a page

Start a new page from one you already built, with its design, its form and its settings.

What it's for#

Most events look like the last one. Duplicating a page copies everything you set up, so the next page only needs what actually changes: usually the event, sometimes a few words.

How to#

1 In the Pages tab, open the ⋯ menu at the end of the page’s row and pick “Duplicate page”.

2 The copy lands at the top of the list as a draft, named after the page with “(copy)” at the end. You stay on the list, with your search and filters as they were.

3 From inside a page, “Duplicate page” is also in its own ⋯ menu, at the top right: the copy opens right away.

4 Open the copy, rename it, and on step 1 · Event pick the event it promotes if it is not the same one. Then publish it like any page.

Good to know#

• The copy keeps the design, the form, the settings, the tags, the languages and the event link of the original.

• It starts with no public address, no registrants and no view history, and nothing goes live until you publish it.

• An archived page can be duplicated too, from its own ⋯ menu.

• To reuse only the look, “Save design as template”, in the page’s ⋯ menu, keeps it in your Templates tab instead. See “Create a template”.

• Hubs have the same action: “Duplicate hub” in the row menu of the Hubs list copies a hub, with the same pages and the same automatic filters, as a new draft.