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Using Page Status

Provide visual indicators about project page progress

Ulrik Topholm Jepsen avatar
Written by Ulrik Topholm Jepsen
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The Page Status feature provides a visual indicator of the publishing state of each page in your project. A colored dot appears to the left of the page name, showing whether the page is done and ready to publish or still in progress.

Page Status Types

Each status is represented by a colored dot and a label:

  • 🟢 Done - Page is complete and will be published to your live domain.

  • 🟡 In progress - Page is still being worked on. Visible only on the staging domain.

  • On hold - Page work is paused. Visible only on the staging domain.

  • 🔴 Needs review - Page requires review or approval before publishing. Visible only on the staging domain.

Page status and your staging domain

Your staging domain is the best way to share work before publishing to your live site. Every Vev account includes a staging domain by default.

Key details about staging domains:

  • They are not indexed by search engines, making them safe for testing and review.

  • When a site is published to the staging domain, a status badge (In Progress, On Hold, or Needs Review) appears in the lower-left corner of the page.

  • This badge makes it easy to share project progress with colleagues or clients while clearly showing the page’s status.

Publishing with a Custom Domain

  • If your project is connected to a custom domain, your homepage must be in status Done to publish.

  • If the homepage is In Progress, a helper text will appear under the Publish button explaining why publishing is blocked.

  • Other pages can remain In Progress, On Hold, or Needs Review, but the homepage must be Done to publish at least the main page.

Notes

  • Pages marked as Done do not display a status badge in the staging domain.

  • Use page status alongside your staging domain to streamline reviews, approvals, and collaboration before going live.

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