# Public Site Management

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### **Publishing Your Public Site:**

* Publishing your public site allows you to provide a personalized page to any non-connected visitor
* Showcasing your community 
* And listing your contribution programs.

### Customizing Your Public Site:

#### :one: We have set a default Public Site with default contents. Feel free to update it at your convenience:

* Illustrative banner
* Simple text
* Useful Links

#### :two: **If your platform is** [**open**](/meeds-guides/admin-guide/setting-up-meeds/advanced-setup/platform-access.md)**, any 'public' program will be listed on your public site**

* A 'public' program is one with an open audience
* Either no identified space 
* Or a visible and open space

#### :three: **Preview Your Public Site:**

* Use the preview option to see how your site will look to visitors. 
* Incomplete content will not be displayed to visitors.

:four: **Making Your Site Public**

* Click on the eye icon to preview your site.
* Click on the lock icon; it will change to a globe, indicating that your site is now public and visible to everyone.

### Practical Informations

:point\_right: **Delegate content management** 

* By identifying a user in the 'Web-contributors' group and assigning them the 'Publisher' role. 
* They can access and modify site content but cannot make the site public.

:point\_right: **Your public site is also accessible to logged-in users.** 

* Any connected person can visit your public site, with a dedicated access to open the Hub.


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