Publishing is split: site settings (SEO, analytics), style & layout (theme + templates), and page content (MDX snapshots). Toggle each group and publish in one action from Settings.
Why split publish?
Aveiro lets you change chrome and settings without pushing every page live — and vice versa. Useful when:
Tweaking SEO defaults without re-snapshotting all pages
Publishing copy updates without touching layout tokens
Publishing a new layout without republishing unchanged articles
Publish groups explained
Group
Includes
Site settings
SEO defaults, analytics toggle, site metadata
Style & layout
Global style tokens and layout registry configuration
Page content
Selected MDX pages — each becomes a live snapshot
Coming soon
Coming-soon route when that mode applies to the site
Enable one or more groups each time you publish.
Typical workflows
Launch a new site
Publish Style & layout and Site settings
Publish Page content for homepage and key routes
Content-only update
Enable only Page content
Select changed pages
Rebrand
Update Styles tab and Layout
Publish Style & layout (and Site settings if SEO image changed)
Take site offline
Unpublish all pages from the publish menu, or unpublish until the site shows Not live
Live indicator
Live on the Settings button means at least published public content exists — not that every draft is live. Check selected pages in the menu before assuming all edits are public.
Broken content gate
Publish may block Page content when MDX contains broken blocks (unknown components). Fix in Source/Visual or revert, then retry.
Unpublish semantics
Unpublishing pages removes their public snapshots. Unpublishing everything may hide the site from visitors while drafts remain in the editor.
