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Pages are dynamic, free-form content pages managed from Admin > Pages. Unlike articles, pages are standalone and typically used for informational content, legal documents, and custom landing pages.
Pages are designed for content that lives outside of the blog/article system. Common uses include:
Pages differ from articles in that they do not have author attribution, excerpts, or a blog-style listing. They are intended for evergreen content that is linked to from navigation or footer menus rather than discovered through a feed.
Key fields when creating a page:
privacy-policy). Set once during creation and cannot be changed.Page URLs follow the pattern /pages/[category]/[id]. The primary category (first in the list) determines the URL path. For example, a page with ID privacy-policy in the legal category is accessible at /pages/legal/privacy-policy.
Categories must be set to live status and must include Pages in their table associations to appear as options. A page can belong to multiple categories, but only the first one affects the URL.
The body field uses the TinyMCE editor, providing a full word-processor experience. This is the same editor used for articles and includes:
Only pages with live status are accessible to the public. Draft and archived pages return a 404 for visitors but remain visible to admins in the Manager.
Pages are not automatically added to site navigation. To make a page easily discoverable, add a link to it in Site Config > Navigation — either as a header link, footer link, or nested under a dropdown menu. Legal pages are commonly placed in the footer.
The platform ships with two pre-built legal pages that are created automatically during initial setup:
A comprehensive privacy policy covering data collection, usage, storage, security, cookies, user rights (GDPR and CCPA), international data transfers, children's privacy, and breach notification procedures. Located at /pages/legal/privacy-policy.
Full terms of service covering account registration, user roles, content standards, intellectual property, e-commerce terms, payment processing, account suspension, liability limitations, dispute resolution, and accessibility commitments. Located at /pages/legal/terms-conditions.
Both documents are pre-populated with your site's name, email addresses, and business address from Site Config. They are fully editable — you should review and customize them to match your specific business requirements, jurisdiction, and legal obligations.
Disclaimer: The baseline legal pages are provided as starting templates only. Minute.Tech LLC is not responsible for the content, accuracy, or legal sufficiency of these documents. You are responsible for ensuring your legal pages comply with applicable laws and regulations. Consult a qualified legal professional before publishing.