Updated October 28, 2026 · Website
Edit and publishyour website
The setup builds a first website for you. Everything on it is editable; changes stay a draft until you publish them, so you can work on a page without clients seeing half-finished text.
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Find your pages
Choose Website in the sidebar. The “Page plan” lists every page of your site with its state — “Online” or “Draft” — and what still needs doing. Switch between “List” and “Map”; the map draws the links between pages as lines. Select “Open” on a page to edit it.
Change and publish
Edit a section
Click a section in the preview — the hero, your services, the booking section — and change texts, pictures or colors in the panel next to it.
Save as you go
Saved changes stay a draft. The live page keeps showing the last published version in the meantime.
Publish
Select “Publish” (or “Publish changes” on a page that is already online). The dialog lists which sections change before you confirm.
Check the live page
Your site is reachable at yourname.luvira.io, and at your own domain once you have connected one.
When publishing is locked
- Email not confirmed — “Before your website can go online, please confirm your email address.” Use the link in the confirmation email.
- Business details missing — the privacy policy and contact page are built from them. Add them under Settings → Company details.
- Your role — only people responsible for the company website may publish. Owners and admins can.
Pages that still contain placeholders in square brackets go online but are kept away from search engines until you fill them in.
Undo and take offline
The small menu next to the publish button — “Save, earlier versions, take offline” — restores an earlier version or takes a page offline. An offline page keeps its content in the editor and can be published again later.
Common questions
Edit and publish your website
Not for the booking section — it reads services, prices and bookable people live from the app. A price list you typed into another section of the page is page content and changes only when you edit and publish it.
Yes. The setup asks whether you want one page or several; you can add pages later from the page plan.
Yes. Turn off “Online booking enabled” under Booking rules; the rest of the website stays online.
Still have questions?
Write to us — a real person reads every email.