Deleting the page makes it completely unavailable for editing or publishing, forever.
Posted: Mon Dec 23, 2024 9:08 am
Only users with Pardot Marketing user permissions or above will be able to publish landing pages. Ensure you have onboarded all relevant users to the Pardot Lightning App with the right permissions. You can review all of the prerequisites for the Landing Page Builder and how to get prepared here.
How to create pages - a quick demo
To get up to speed quickly and understand what’s possible when dialing code switzerland building landing pages in the Lightning Experience, watch this handy how-to video from Salesforce:
Best practices for using the new builder
While the new drag-and-drop builder makes creating landing pages in Pardot much simpler (among other benefits). Users still need to be trained to follow best practices and keep a few considerations in mind when using the new builder.
This functionality is currently under active product development and some of the following may become new features. If you have any feedback for the Pardot product team, please make sure to search the idea exchange to up-vote your top features. This list of best practices is up-to-date as of the Winter 22 release.
Here are our top nine best practices to follow when using the Lightning Page Builder:
1. Save changes regularly
Train users to save their work using the “Save” button in the upper right corner of the builder. There is no auto-save functionality so if your computer or browser crashes changes may be lost.
Salesforce slide: There is no auto-save construct
Image credit: Salesforce
2. Warn users that deleting Landing Pages is FOREVER
Caution users on the differences between unpublishing and deleting a landing page. Users that accidentally delete a landing page rather than unpublishing it, will learn the hard way that there’s no recycle bin for these records.
Unpublishing removes the page from the web and redirects users to the website specified in your Pardot Settings.
Salesforce slide: There's no recycle bin
How to create pages - a quick demo
To get up to speed quickly and understand what’s possible when dialing code switzerland building landing pages in the Lightning Experience, watch this handy how-to video from Salesforce:
Best practices for using the new builder
While the new drag-and-drop builder makes creating landing pages in Pardot much simpler (among other benefits). Users still need to be trained to follow best practices and keep a few considerations in mind when using the new builder.
This functionality is currently under active product development and some of the following may become new features. If you have any feedback for the Pardot product team, please make sure to search the idea exchange to up-vote your top features. This list of best practices is up-to-date as of the Winter 22 release.
Here are our top nine best practices to follow when using the Lightning Page Builder:
1. Save changes regularly
Train users to save their work using the “Save” button in the upper right corner of the builder. There is no auto-save functionality so if your computer or browser crashes changes may be lost.
Salesforce slide: There is no auto-save construct
Image credit: Salesforce
2. Warn users that deleting Landing Pages is FOREVER
Caution users on the differences between unpublishing and deleting a landing page. Users that accidentally delete a landing page rather than unpublishing it, will learn the hard way that there’s no recycle bin for these records.
Unpublishing removes the page from the web and redirects users to the website specified in your Pardot Settings.
Salesforce slide: There's no recycle bin