Introduction
Gamma makes it easy to take your ideas live as a fully functional site. Whether you're ready to share your project publicly or want to temporarily take it offline, Gamma’s site publishing tools give you full control.
How to Publish a Site in Gamma
When you make updates to your gamma site, those changes won’t go live immediately. This gives you flexibility to preview your edits and publish only when you're ready.
Step 1: Preview Your Site
Open your gamma.
Click the "Publish" dropdown in the top-right corner.
Select "Preview" to view your site in desktop, tablet, or mobile mode.
Step 2: Publish All Site Changes
Once satisfied, click the "Publish" button in the top-right corner.
This will apply updates across all site pages and reflect changes to the theme, navigation bar, and site-level settings.
Step 3: Publish a Single Page
If you only need to update a specific page:
Click the three dots (•••) next to the page in the sidebar.
Select "Publish this page".
This publishes content for that one page only, without changing the site-wide theme or navigation.
How to Unpublish and Disable a Gamma Site
Need to take your site offline? Disabling a site will remove public access without deleting your content.
Step 1: Access Site Settings
Click the three dots (•••) next to your site name.
Select "Site Settings" from the dropdown.
Step 2: Disable the Site
In the Site Settings panel, toggle the "Site Enabled" option off.
Your site will no longer be publicly accessible.
Pro Tip: You can re-enable the site anytime by toggling it back on.
FAQs & Common Issues
Can I preview my site without publishing?
Yes! Use the Preview option in the Publish dropdown to view how your site looks on different devices before publishing.
If I publish one page, will other pages update?
No. Publishing a single page only updates that page’s content. Theme and navigation changes only go live when you publish the full site.
How do I remove my site from the internet completely?
Disable your site from the Site Settings menu. This will unpublish all pages, but your content will remain editable.