What leads your site
Which pages show, and what leads them — both set from the Site page.
What visitors see first on your site comes down to two things: which pages you’ve turned on, and how you’ve ranked what leads them. Both live on the Site page, alongside the rest of your design controls.
Page visibility switches
Each page on your site — Watch, Menu, Events, and so on — has its own switch. Turn a page off and it disappears from your site entirely, without touching anything you’ve curated in its pool. Flip it back on later and everything you’d already set up is still there, exactly as you left it.
Actions ranking (Newest / Smart / Manual)
Actions are the cards that lead your front page, and you choose how they’re ordered: Newest puts your most recent content first, Smart lets Partna order them for you, and Manual hands you full control to set the order by hand yourself. This ranking applies whichever layout you use — it’s what decides the order of a Staple site’s action cards just as much as a Scroll site’s sections.
Order pages by engagement
A separate design-kit toggle, Order pages by engagement, reorders your site’s pages themselves by how much engagement each one gets, rather than a fixed order you set. It works at the level of whole pages — Watch, Menu, Contact and the rest — where Actions ranking works one level down, at individual cards. Together the two settings decide both what leads your front page and which of your pages get seen first.