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Finding and searching your pages

As your brand grows, the page list gets long. The page browser lets you jump straight to the page you want: switch between your pages and your uploaded assets, open folders to see the pages inside, and filter the whole site by name or path. Find it under My Brands → open your brand → the Pages tab. The browser is the panel down the left; selecting any page opens its settings on the right.

The page browser

Open your brand from My Brands and click the Pages tab. The left-hand panel lists everything in your brand. It has two views, switched with the toggle at the top:

The page browser on the Pages tab. At the top, a Brand Pages / Brand Assets toggle. Below it a Filter pages search box, then the page tree: the homepage, Changelog, Features, then Guides and Workshops shown as folders reading 0 loaded / 10 total and 0 loaded / 4 total with an expand arrow, plus Sitemap, Test, and Toolkit Changelog. The two folder rows are highlighted.
The Brand Pages view: single pages, plus folders that group related pages together.

Folders group related pages

A row marked “N total ›” (for example 0 loaded / 10 total) is a folder, not a page. It gathers the pages that sit beneath a path, such as everything under /guides. Click a folder to expand it; the pages inside load in as you open it, which keeps large brands quick to browse. Click again to collapse it.

Filter your pages

The quickest way to a specific page is the Filter pages box. Type part of a page’s name or its path and press Enter (or click the magnifier) to run the search. The list narrows to the matches and a count tells you how many pages were found. Clear the box with the × to return to the full list.

The page browser with the word change typed into the Filter pages box. The list has narrowed to two pages, Changelog and Toolkit Changelog, and a line above them reads 2 found pages. Callouts number the Brand Pages / Brand Assets toggle as 1, the filter box as 2, and the found-pages count as 3.
Filtering for “change” narrows the list to the two matching pages and shows a 2 found pages count.

The filter searches your whole brand, including pages inside folders you have not opened yet, and it matches on the page’s path as well as its name. So you can:

Tip: the N found pages count is a quick sanity check. If you searched for a section and the number is lower than you expected, a page may be at a different path, or under a folder with a name you did not search for.

Open a page from the results

Click any page in the list to select it. Its settings open in the panel on the right, where the View, Edit, and Generate With AI actions sit, along with the page’s title, description, template, and menu settings. The three-dot menu beside each row holds per-page actions.

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