

Use Case Scenario 1: Catering
Beverly Sweets already uses its website to accept online orders and also wants to promote its catering services, group meals, and special-event offerings. To keep this information separate from the regular online ordering experience, the merchant enables the Catering page and customizes it with catering-related content.
Once published, customers can access the Catering page directly from the website navigation.
Use Case Scenario 2: Hiring
Beverly Sweets also wants to advertise available job opportunities through its website. To provide potential applicants with a dedicated place to learn about open positions, the merchant enables the Hiring page and adds the relevant recruitment information.
Once published, applicants can access the Hiring page directly from the website navigation.
Step 1
Open the Website Builder.
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Step 2
Click "Sign In" and enter your account credentials.
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Step 3
Click "Settings" on the top bar.
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Step 4
Under Website Settings, select "Pages".
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Step 5
Use the toggle next to the required page to enable or disable it.
Step 6
Click "Close" after making the required changes.
Step 7
Select the newly enabled page from the website navigation.
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Step 8
If content has not yet been added to the page, select one of the following options:
Step 9
Review and customize the page content, then click "Save" to save your changes.
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Step 10
Click "Publish" to make the page and its content available on the live website.
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