From the course: SharePoint: Creating Communication Sites (2018)
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Publishing your page - SharePoint Tutorial
From the course: SharePoint: Creating Communication Sites (2018)
Publishing your page
- [Instructor] When pages are created, they are not necessarily published. And they will remain in what we call a checked out stage. Let's look at some of the pages we've previously created. To view all of your pages, first click the tools menu. And then select site contents. To view all of your pages in your site, click the site pages option. Notice the little indicator that's sitting on our SharePoint page icon? This indicates that this particular page is checked out. So both the staffing and the construction pages are checked out to Leslie. And somebody else may not be able to see them. In order for someone else to work on those pages, we would need to publish them so that they're visible. First let's do the staffing page. To open the page, click the staffing page link. To publish the page, click the publish link at the upper right hand corner. The first time you publish a page, it's gonna ask you do you want to add the page to navigation, post it as news on the site, or email it…
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