What does updating a site mean?
Sites created with Studio.Design are easy to edit and update after they've been published. The way you update depends on which screen you're editing from.
This article walks you through how to publish changes you've made in the editor to your live site.
How updating differs depending on where you edit:
Editing screen | Update method |
Editing in the editor | Update the site itself. |
Editing in the CMS dashboard | Change the status of a CMS item. |
To learn how to change the status of a CMS item, see CMS Status and Publish Date > How to Change CMS Status.
Steps
Note:
When you update a site, changes across all pages in the project are published. There is currently no way to update individual pages separately, so please keep this in mind.
The following roles cannot publish or update a site:
Default guest permissions for members invited through a workspace
Editors without publish permissions (using advanced permission restrictions on the Business Plus plan)
Open the project for the site that's currently live.
In the dashboard, go to Project Settings and click [Publish Settings].
Click [Update] in the upper right.
Visit your live site's URL to confirm that the changes have been applied.
FAQ
Q. I clicked the Update button, but my changes aren't showing up. How do I fix this?
Q. I clicked the Update button, but my changes aren't showing up. How do I fix this?
A. The content that isn't updating may be data managed through the CMS dashboard. Please check the status using this checklist.
Q. I updated my title and description, but the changes aren't showing up in Google search results. How do I fix this?
Q. I updated my title and description, but the changes aren't showing up in Google search results. How do I fix this?
A. If you change the title or description in Studio.Design's settings after your site is published, the changes won't be reflected in Google search results immediately.
For more details and what you can do, see I changed my title and description after publishing, but it's not reflected in Google search results.