Publish a website
Prepare the design, domain and ordering connections before making your site public.
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Prepare your website
Add the logo and artwork your site needs. For online ordering, select the menu and add the desktop and mobile banners shown in setup.
If reservations are enabled, complete their website connection. Add the Google Business Profile URL through the website editor’s corresponding panel.
Connect your domain
Open the Domain tab in the website editor and follow its connection form. Use the status shown there to determine whether the connection is complete.
A saved website draft does not connect a domain. Domain connection and publication are separate parts of setup.
Review and publish
Use Preview website to review the saved design, including mobile layout, additional pages and ordering links.
Open Settings for the publishing controls when you are ready. Asking Gordon to open those controls does not publish the website, and Gordon’s design edits do not publish it automatically.
Check ordering separately
Review the selected menus, enabled ordering methods, delivery zones and delivery/pickup schedules for each location.
Ordering settings can affect live service as soon as they are saved, even while a website-design change remains a draft.
Domain and Settings controls
Use Domain to connect your address and Settings to publish. Preview lets you inspect the design before it is public.
The website setup sequence includes Connect domain, Add Google Business Profile URL and Publish website. The Domain tab handles connection, the Google Business Profile panel handles that URL, and Settings handles publishing. Opening those controls does not save or publish anything.
Publication is separate from Gordon's design work
Gordon's saved homepage or additional-page changes are draft edits. Gordon does not publish pages through its design controls. A private preview is intended for reviewing the saved draft, not proof that the public site has changed. Undoing a design change also does not publish it.
Sharing a website adopts its actual design. Choosing a separate website leaves an unpublished address. Check the relevant website and location before publishing; public design and location-specific ordering settings have different effects.