How to publish the site after making changes

Why publishing is essential

Key features • Makes changes to your hotel website visible • Ensures consistency between the editor and the live site • Allows for immediate verification of updates • Essential for urgent corrections or seasonal offers

After making a change, publishing is the final step to make those changes visible to your visitors. Without publishing, your update remains only in the editing interface and doesn't appear on the live website. In the hotel industry, where news, offers, and information evolve rapidly, mastering this step is essential to keeping your website always up-to-date.

Access the publishing tool

When you are in the editor, each change must be validated. The publish option is usually located in the top right corner of the interface. It indicates whether any unpublished changes are pending with a visual indicator.

By clicking on it, you access the publication menu which confirms the items ready to be put online.

💡 Tip: If you are working with several people on your site, always check if there are already pending changes before adding new ones.

Publish the changes to the main domain

To make your changes visible:

1. Click the publish button.
2. Select the primary domain for your hotel website.
3. Confirm the action.

After a few seconds, your site is updated with all the changes made.

💡 Tip: Always publish on the main domain to ensure that all versions of the site are aligned.

Check that the update is online

Once the publication is complete, view your site as a visitor to verify that: • the changes appear correctly • the links work • the style is consistent • no elements are displayed unexpectedly

Remember to refresh the page or clear your cache if you don't see the changes immediately.

💡 Tip: Test your site on mobile as well, especially if you have modified important images, sections or buttons.

Publish after a form update

If you have modified a form (fields, messages, notifications), publishing is essential for the new settings to take effect. Without publishing, the new fields will not appear in submissions.

💡 Tip: Make a test submission right after publishing to validate the integration.

Best practices before each publication

Before clicking Publish, take a few seconds to check: • that no unintentional changes have been made • that recently modified content is finalized • that internal links work • that images and text are properly optimized

These practices ensure a clean and professional hotel site.

Conclusion

Publishing your site after a change is a simple but essential step to maintaining a reliable, consistent, and up-to-date hotel website. By mastering this process, you can react quickly to your visitors' needs and your establishment's evolving requirements.