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Update a published site

Learn how to apply your latest edits to a site that's already published.

What is a site update?

Sites built with Studio.Design can be edited and updated after they're published. Pushing the latest edits from your project to your live site is called a "site update."

Note: Your changes won't appear on the live site until you run an update.

What gets updated depends on what you edit

The target of an update depends on what you've edited.

Type of edit and action

What gets updated

Edits and updates made in the editor

Updates the site itself.

Edits and updates made in the CMS dashboard

Changes the status of CMS items. For details, see CMS Status and Publish Date > How to change CMS status.

Important: When you update your site, edits across all pages in the project are published at once. Updating individual pages isn't currently supported.

How to update your site

  1. Open the design editor.

  2. Click [Publish] in the top right to open the publish panel.

  3. Click [Update] in the top right of the panel.

Tip: You can also open the publish panel from the project dashboard.

Dashboard > [Home] tab > [Project settings] > [Publish settings]

Account permissions for site updates

The following accounts can't publish or update sites:


Frequently asked questions

Q. I updated my site, but the published site still hasn't changed.

A. If your published site infrastructure is the new infrastructure, it can take a few minutes for changes to appear after you update.

Also, in a browser that has visited the site before, the previous version may continue to display for up to 24 hours. Reloading the page will show the latest version.

Q. I clicked the update button, but my changes aren't showing up.

A. The content that isn't appearing may be data managed through the CMS dashboard. Use this checklist to verify the status.

Q. I updated my page title or description, but the changes aren't showing in Google search results.

A. If you change a title or description in Studio.Design's settings after the site is published, the changes won't be reflected in Google search results right away.

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