By default, when a new page is created, it is not automatically "published". As a result, it will not automatically appear on the web site. It can however be previewed in the back-end using the tab. This allows you to work on the page until it is complete and you don't have to worry about having a half-finished page live on your site.

However, if you are a Content Manager user, you have the option to select if the new page be automatically published and thus immediately appear on the site. Use the "publish now?" checkbox at the bottom of the form. This is called auto-publishing.

Only Content Managers (and above) can auto-publish, or publish, new pages. Pages created by a Content Author will be created as a draft. It is the Content Manager's responsibility to review new drafts and identify when they are to be published in the Context tab.  Your website may have a mechanism to automatically email you when an edit to a content page has been performed.  A Presto backend report also reports on all pages which are in draft mode.

Note also that the site map and site menu settings in the Properties tab may also need to be adjusted in order for users to navigate to the created page.

For more information about content publishing see "Content Publishing".

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