From time to time, you might find it useful to rename a webpage that currently exists. There are a number of reasons why you might want to do this. If the page content changes, the original page my no longer be suitable. You may need a shorter page description in your navigation bar. You may want to give all your page names a certain format. This help article will show you how simple it is to make these changes, the limitations on changing the names on important pages such as the home page and the contact page and tips on changing your page names in bulk.
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There is more than one way to change the name of a webpage. In this help article we start by showing you the quickest way to change the name of a single webpage.
We will then show you how to make changes to more than one webpage at a time.
Click on the [webpages] button to show a table of all existing webpages
![Click [Show more] button next to the page name that you want to change.](https://www.dotgo.uk/hms/images/step/A2_02-show-more-options.jpg)
Clicking this [show more] button next to a webpage of your choice will reveal extra actions that you can apply to that webpage. Then click the [rename] button.
All websites we create have two important types of pages. The HOME page and the CONTACT us. Although these pages can be renamed, you are limited to certain permitted names, such as capitalised options or pluralised pronouns.
Type a new name for the webpage in the small box that appears.
The name you allocate to this page is important. If you choose to place this webpage on the navigation bar then its name it will appear there . It plays an important role in getting that page indexed on Google. We suggest keeping it short and representative of the webpage content.
To rename multiple pages at a time click the [rename] button at the bottom of the webpages table.
Enter the new names for each of your webpages or click from the options available to rename more than one webpage at a time
