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Checked against the product’s code on 7 November 2026.

Open Site > Catalogs > Page types to inspect the recipes on your site. The supplied catalogue contains 29 definitions. Your site can have edited, disabled or additional definitions. Use Catalogs and page types to change a recipe.

These names describe page recipes. They do not by themselves connect a booking or payment service or publish a page. The section order below is the basic catalogue recipe; it is separate from a designed page template and its named presets. A saved recipe can differ. In section names, CTA means call to action.

Page type What it starts Basic sections, in order
Home / Marketing An overview of the business and its offer. Hero; Logo cloud; Features; Stats; Testimonials; FAQ; Call to action
Landing page One offer and a next step. Hero; Features; Testimonials; Call to action
Product page Pictures, features and details about a product. Hero; Gallery; Features; Pricing; FAQ; Call to action
Pricing page An authored comparison of plans or prices. Hero; Pricing; FAQ; Call to action
Services / Features An overview of services and features. Hero; Features; Image & text; Testimonials; FAQ; Footer CTA
Service detail Details and steps for one service. Hero; Image & text; Timeline / steps; Stats; Pricing; FAQ; Footer CTA
How it works A process explained in steps. Hero; Timeline / steps; Image & text; Features; FAQ; Call to action
Comparison / alternatives A comparison with other choices. Hero; Comparison table; Features; Testimonials; Footer CTA
Integrations & partners Connections and partners described on a page. Hero; Logo cloud; Features; Image & text; Call to action
Case study A project described with supporting facts. Hero; Stats; Image & text; Rich text; Testimonials; Footer CTA
Customer stories / social proof Customer stories and supplied quotes. Hero; Testimonials; Logo cloud; Stats; Footer CTA
Portfolio / work A visual selection of work. Hero; Gallery; Testimonials; Footer CTA
Project detail Pictures and written details of one project. Hero; Gallery; Rich text; Image & text; Footer CTA
Profile / About A person or organisation introduced in words and pictures. Hero; Rich text; Gallery; Call to action
Team / people People and their supplied details. Hero; Team; Stats; Footer CTA
Careers A workplace and its opportunities. Hero; Image & text; Features; Stats; Team; Footer CTA
Job posting A role described with an enquiry form. Hero; Rich text; Timeline / steps; Form; Footer CTA
Contact page Contact information and a form. Hero; Rich text; Form; Call to action
Booking / appointments An enquiry page for appointments. Hero; Image & text; Form; FAQ; Footer CTA
Blog / news index An authored set of post teasers. Hero; Blog teaser; Newsletter signup; Call to action
Blog post A post with a heading and body. Hero; Rich text
Changelog / release notes Updates arranged as steps or dated entries. Hero; Timeline / steps; Newsletter signup; Footer CTA
FAQ / help Questions and supporting explanations. Hero; Rich text; FAQ; Call to action
Event / conference Information about an event. Hero; Timeline / steps; Team; Pricing; Banner; FAQ; Footer CTA
Coming soon / waitlist A page introducing something still to come. Hero; Newsletter signup; Timeline / steps; FAQ
Thank you / confirmation A confirmation page and what comes next. Hero; Rich text; Timeline / steps; Call to action
404 / not found Words for a page that was not found. Hero; Rich text; Blog teaser; Call to action
Legal / policy An authored policy document. Hero; Rich text; Banner
Collection index An introduction and list of published collection entries. Hero; Live list; Rich text; FAQ; Call to action

A recipe controls future page creation. Changing it does not rebuild existing pages. The page type’s default theme field remains reserved; the site’s active theme supplies the public appearance.

Collection index uses the basic recipe when a new page is created. Its designed template and named Live list preset are separate. The current insertion and picker limits remain in Collection index. Review the list’s source and settings; creating this page does not create a collection or its entries.

See Section types for the fields and starter values of each section, then the Composer to review the draft and publish it separately.