Present a space like a website
Website mode is useful when public-facing pages should feel like one connected site instead of a course or community inside Sutra’s standard navigation.
For example, you might create Home, About, Programs, and Contact pages, or a program site that leads from an overview to the curriculum and then registration. Website mode creates shared header and footer configurations so navigation can stay consistent across the site.
Choose Website or Funnel
Website display keeps the shared site header visible. It works well when visitors should be free to explore several pages. Funnel display uses the same website structure but hides the header, creating a more focused path for a landing page, event invitation, or registration flow.
Switching between Website and Funnel changes the header’s visibility; it does not delete the header configuration.
Decide how pages connect
Child spaces can function as separate site pages. You can expose them through the website navigation, and website settings can also control whether child spaces appear inside the page content.
Before publishing, make sure every important page is reachable through the navigation or a clear action button. Check the result on desktop and mobile so visitors can always find the next step.