> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mainwp-mintlify-b66ccbcf.mintlify.site/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Manage Pages
> Manage WordPress pages across your Child Sites from the MainWP Dashboard. Create, edit, schedule, change status, and delete pages remotely without logging into each child site separately.
The Manage Pages feature lets you create, edit, schedule, and delete WordPress pages across all your child sites from a central location. Search for pages across your network, restore trashed pages, and manage content without logging into each site individually.
## What You'll Accomplish
* Search and view pages across all child sites
* Create new pages on one or multiple sites
* Schedule pages for future publication
* Edit existing pages
* Delete and restore pages
## Prerequisites
* MainWP Dashboard installed and activated
* At least one child site connected to your Dashboard
* Administrator access to your Dashboard site
MainWP supports default WordPress post types. For custom post types, use the [MainWP Custom Post Types Extension](https://mainwp.com/extension/custom-post-types/).
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## View Existing Pages
Go to **MainWP > Sites > Content Operations > Manage Pages**.
In the **Search** section:
| Filter | Description |
| ---------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Status | Filter by Published, Pending, Private, Scheduled, Draft, Trash |
| Keyword | Search for specific text in page titles or content |
| Date Range | Filter pages last modified within a date range |
[Select the child sites](/getting-started/mainwp-user-interface) you want to search.
Click **Show Pages**.
A list of matching pages appears at the bottom of the page.
By default, MainWP returns up to 50 pages per child site. You can change this limit using **Max pages to return** under **Search Options**.
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## Create a New Page
Go to **MainWP > Sites > Content Operations > Manage Pages**, then click **Create New Page**.
Complete the page fields:
| Field | Required | Description |
| ------------------- | -------- | ------------------- |
| Title | No | Page title |
| Content | No | Page body content |
| Custom Fields | No | Additional metadata |
| Discussion Settings | No | Comment options |
| Featured Image | No | Page thumbnail |
| Slug | No | Custom URL path |
[Select the child sites](/getting-started/mainwp-user-interface) where you want to publish this page.
Click **Publish**.
The page is created on all selected sites.
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## Schedule a Page
Follow the steps above to create a new page (steps 1-3).
In the **Publish Options** section:
1. Under **Publish**, select **Schedule**
2. Set the date and time
Click **Publish**.
The page is scheduled on all selected sites.
Page preview is not available in the MainWP Dashboard because pages may display differently on each child site due to different themes and settings.
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## Edit an Existing Page
Go to **MainWP > Sites > Content Operations > Manage Pages** and search for the page.
Find the page in the results and click **Edit**.
Make your changes, then click **Publish**.
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## View a Page on Its Site
Go to **MainWP > Sites > Content Operations > Manage Pages** and search for the page.
Find the page in the results and click **View**.
The page opens on its child site in a new tab.
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## Delete Pages
### Move to Trash
Go to **MainWP > Sites > Content Operations > Manage Pages** and search for the page.
Find the page and click **Trash**.
For multiple pages, select them using checkboxes and use **Bulk Actions > Move to trash**.
### Delete Permanently
The per-page **Delete permanently** action appears only for pages in Trash.
Go to **MainWP > Sites > Content Operations > Manage Pages** and set **Status** to **Trash**.
Find the page and click **Delete Permanently**.
**Bulk Actions > Delete permanently** can permanently delete selected pages even when they are not in Trash. This action cannot be undone.
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## Restore a Page
Go to **MainWP > Sites > Content Operations > Manage Pages** and set **Status** to **Trash**.
Find the page and click **Restore**.
For multiple pages, select them using checkboxes and use **Bulk Actions > Restore**.
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## Self-Check Checklist
* [ ] You can search and view pages across child sites
* [ ] New pages publish successfully to selected sites
* [ ] Scheduled pages show correct scheduling
* [ ] Page edits save correctly
* [ ] Deleted pages move to trash
* [ ] Trashed pages restore successfully
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## Related Resources
* [Manage Posts](/sites/content/manage-posts) - Post management documentation
* [Custom Post Types Extension](https://mainwp.com/extension/custom-post-types/) - Manage custom post types
* [Boilerplate Extension](/add-ons/posts-pages/boilerplate-extension) - Create content templates
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