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How do I change a page's title, slug or template after it was created?
Open the page (Website > Pages > click the page) and click Settings in the editor's top bar. The Info tab contains:
- Title – shown in the browser tab and used as the default SEO title. An AI helper button next to it can suggest text.
- Url Slug – the public address. If you change it on an existing page, Sprwt automatically creates a 301 redirect from the old address to the new one and updates any navigation menu links that pointed to the old slug.
- Header Menu / Footer Menu – which navigation menu group this page uses (Default Header / Default Footer or a custom menu group).
- Template – click the current template name to open Edit Template, then click Change next to the template you want (the one currently in use is marked CURRENT). The page saves and reloads with the new template. Switching templates only changes which template renders the page — it does not delete or touch the page's saved module content — but what actually displays depends on how the new template is built, and options entered for the old template may not carry over visually. There is no undo other than switching back.
- Delete (pages: super-admin only; blog posts: anyone with Edit Blog Posts).
Click SAVE. A green "Changes successfully saved" message confirms it.
Where to find it:
/admin/pages/{id}