You have a variety of ways to manage your pages as you edit them.
# Preview Page
You can preview a page by clicking on the preview page icon next to the save button. It will open up the page in a new tab, and works for Public and Hidden (unlisted) pages.

# Publish Pages

When pages are created, they will go live instantly. If you do not want your page to go live, make sure the page is set to **Hidden**.
# Hidden Pages

To unlist a published doc, go to the Public/Hidden dropdown and ensure that it's set to **Hidden**.
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There is no confirmation box when unlisting pages. Changes will take effect immediately.
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Hidden pages are hidden from the site navigation, but users with direct links will still be able to access the pages.
# Change Page URL
Click the three dot menu above your page's title and select the **Edit Metadata** option. The **Page Slug** section is located at the bottom of the Edit Metadata pop-up menu, where you can edit the page URL. Don't forget to hit **OK** to save the change.

# Page Options
Hovering over any page reveals two options:
A three dot menu where you can **duplicate** the page, **move** the page to another category, or **delete** the page. If the page has any related subpages, you'll need to move or delete the subpages in order to delete the page
A plus icon which allows you to add a related **Subpage**

Hover over any page to see these icons.
## Add Subpage

The "+" icon will add subpage
Subpages are nested within the parent page where the "+" icon was clicked. To create a regular page, click the "+" icon next to the Category name.
Subpages
The "+" icon is not available on subpages.
## Clone Page

The duplicated page will be created directly below the original page.
If the duplicate page is saved with the same Page Title, ReadMe will add "-1" to the page URL.
Example: Original Page URL: /docs/introduction Duplicate Page URL: /docs/introduction-1
## Delete Page

You must confirm that you want to delete the page, as it we cannot recover it if deleted.

# Reorder Page

Press and hold to drag a page to any other location, including other categories, and then drop it in its desired location. Subpages will move with the page being dragged.
You can also use the **Move to** function located in the three dot menu next to each page to move a page or subpage between categories.
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There is no confirmation box when reordering pages. Changes will take effect immediately.
# Moving Categories Between Documentation and Reference
There is a three dot menu next to each category name. Within that menu there's an option to **Move to API Reference **if you're in the Guides section and **Move to Guides** if you're in the API Reference section.

# Using the ReadMe Docs API
You can also manage your docs using our [Docs API](πο»Ώ), which allows you to return, update, delete, create, and search documentation pages.

# Syncing ReadMe Docs with CLI
Our [rdme CLI tool](πο»Ώ) can help sync your Markdown docs. This is useful for CI, or customers who may keep their documents hosted in a repository. There are a few things to remember when sync'ing your Markdown docs with rdme:
## Markdown Directory Format
Make sure you're using a flat directory structure:
We only accept files within a directory, but no subdirectories underneath that.
## Markdown File Format
Make sure each file has the following required header fields in the above format: **title**, **slug**, and **[category](πο»Ώ)**. You can add other headers too such as `hidden
` (boolean) to hide your document when sync'ing. Please visit <https://docs.readme.com/reference/updatedoc> for more header fields.
File duplication
Make sure that your **slug** matches the actual Markdown file name. If my page slug is **file-test** then the file name itself will need to be named **file-test.md** If the slugs differ from the file name, we will upload a new file and cause duplicates!
## File sync commands
Use the following commands to sync your files: