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# Managing a playbook's pages

A page corresponds to a specific URL within a playbook. Each hotspot is attached to a page, and only appears on the matching URLs.

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A page is most often created from the Chrome extension, by placing a first hotspot (👉 more information [here](/english/coach-ai/configuration/placing-intents-point-and-click.md)). This article covers page management from the settings: viewing, targeting rules, deletion.
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### **View playbook's pages**

From **Settings > Playbooks**, click a playbook to display the list of its pages. For each page:

* its name,
* the number of published and draft intents,
* the last updated date,
* a red badge if pending intents need to be processed.

Sort by creation date or alphabetically. Search for a page by its name.

### **Create a page**

Two ways to create a page:

* **From the extension**, by placing a hotspot on a URL not yet covered. No targeting rule is defined: the page only targets the exact URL used at creation.
* **From the settings**, by clicking **New page** in the page list. The **Page details** drawer opens: give the page a name and configure its targeting rules if needed.

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If you create a page from the extension and it needs to apply to several similar URLs, add targeting rules from the settings. Without this, the hotspot only triggers on the exact URL used at creation.
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### **Configuring targeting rules**

Targeting rules determine which URLs correspond to the same page. To add a rule:

1. Click **New rule**.
2. Choose an operator: `Matches regex`, `Starts with`, `Doesn't start with`, `Ends with`, `Doesn't end with`, `Contains`, `Doesn't contain`, `Equals`, `Doesn't equal`.
3. Enter the associated value.

Add several rule blocks to refine the targeting.

#### **Testing a URL**

Use the **URL Test** field: enter a URL, click **Test**. A green checkmark or a red cross indicates whether it matches the defined rules. Test several URLs in a row.

### **Editing a page**

From the page list, hover over a card and click **Edit** to reopen the **Page details** drawer.

### **Delete a page**

From the page itself, click **Delete page**.

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Deleting a page also deletes all associated hotspots and intents. This action is irreversible.
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