Page Names

Your site can contain multiple pages of content, each of which you can edit. Each page has a name, which EditMe uses to distinguish the page from other pages. The name of a page is used to access the page from the Internet. For example, a page called Home (the default page that displays on your site), is accessed using the address:

http://[YourAccount].editme.com/Home

You can name your pages anything you want, with the following restrictions:

• Page names must contain only alphanumeric characters (A-Z, a-z, and 0-9).
• Page names must be at least three characters in length.

For example, the following are valid page names:

• Page
• MyPage
• Page4Me

And the following page names are invalid:

• OK
• My_Page

Page names are not case sensitive: MyPage, myPage, and mypage are all the same page. 

Each page can also have a Title that is separate from the page name. For example, this page is named 'HelpEditing', but the Title is 'Help: Editing Your Site'. This allows page titles to break the strict rules of page names. Set the title for a page in the Title text box at the top of the editing screen. 

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