Pages and journal navigation

A page has a title, a readable URL slug, rich content, and its own draft or published state. You can begin from a simple About, Gear, or Contact prompt, or start empty. Pages take on the journal's current theme automatically.

A page can be short, but it can also become a portfolio introduction or a guide. The editor supports formatted writing, links, photographs, and live moment cards, which lets a page introduce selected work without copying it.

The page editor and a moment's field-note editor can insert another moment as a tappable card. The card uses the current title, date, location, cover preview, and photo count. Because it points to the source moment, later changes appear without rebuilding the page.

Unlisted moments can be inserted and are labelled as such in the picker. Doing this creates a discoverable route from the page to that unlisted moment, just as sharing its direct link would, so make the choice deliberately.

Navigation can contain the journal home, published pages, published collections, and external links with your own labels. Drag items into the desired order, edit the Home or external-link label, and remove anything that does not earn a place in the header.

A page or collection may be published without appearing in navigation. That is useful for a focused landing page reached from a direct link. Only published pages and collections are available to add.