Create a new page magento

Here are the steps to create a new page in Magento:

Step 1: Log in to your Magento admin panel

Go to your Magento store's admin panel by typing http://yourstore.com/admin in your browser, replacing yourstore.com with your store's URL. Log in with your admin credentials.

Step 2: Navigate to the Content menu

In the admin panel, click on the Content menu located at the top of the page.

Step 3: Click on Pages

In the Content menu, click on Pages.

Step 4: Click on Add New Page

In the Pages page, click on the Add New Page button.

Step 5: Enter page details

In the Add New Page form, enter the following details:

• Page Title: Enter a title for your new page.
• Page URL: Enter the URL for your new page. This will be the URL that customers will use to access your page.
• Meta Title: Enter a meta title for your new page. This will be displayed in search engine results.
• Meta Description: Enter a meta description for your new page. This will be displayed in search engine results.
• Content: Enter the content for your new page. You can use the WYSIWYG editor to format your content.

Step 6: Set page properties

In the Add New Page form, you can also set the following page properties:

• Layout: Choose a layout for your page from the dropdown menu. You can choose from a variety of layouts, such as 1 column, 2 columns, etc.
• Template: Choose a template for your page from the dropdown menu. You can choose from a variety of templates, such as default, blank, etc.
• Status: Choose whether the page is Enabled or Disabled.

Step 7: Save the page

Once you have entered all the required details, click on the Save button to save your new page.

Step 8: Review and publish the page

After saving the page, you can review the page's details and publish it by clicking on the Publish button.

That's it! Your new page is now live and can be accessed by customers.

Note: Depending on your Magento version, the steps may vary slightly. Additionally, you may need to configure additional settings, such as SEO settings or caching, depending on your specific requirements.