Landing pages and the page builder

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Landing pages are pages you build in Refined Sites to help users navigate your site’s content:

• The site’s homepage.

• Refined Pages.

• The landing pages of Jira Service Management spaces, and Confluence spaces.

The tool that’s used to edit landing pages is called the page builder. You also use it to edit the site’s footer.

On this page:

Edit a landing page

There are two ways to edit a landing page:

1. Go to the page that you want to edit on your Refined site.

2. Click the Edit page button in the top-right of the page.
   Or use the keyboard shortcut E for quick access.

Or:

1. Go to the site structure.

2. Locate the page that you want to edit.

3. Click the three dots > Edit page.

Content and structure

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Modules are your page’s building blocks. Use them to:

• Simplify site navigation. For example, highlight pages and blogs from Confluence spaces or direct users to other links with buttons, icons, and more.

• Create user-friendly support portals, by showing requests and request types from JSM spaces and highlighting Confluence knowledge base articles.

• Add any other text, images, and other design elements you’d like.

Structure a page by clustering modules:

• The largest possible group is called a section. It can have its own settings, including backgrounds.

• Sections can be further organized into rows. Rows can also have their own settings and backgrounds.

• Rows can can contain up to six columns that contain modules.

You can easily switch up your design by dragging and dropping modules, sections, and rows around.

Add a module

To add a module, simply hover your mouse over the desired location and click the + Add module button that appears. The availability of modules depends on which Refined app(s) you use.

Edit a module

Click a module to edit its settings: read a module’s documentation to learn about the possibilities (see the module overview above).

• Click the two pages to duplicate the module.

• Click the trashcan to delete the module.

Edit text in a module

Simply click a module’s text to start writing and formatting.