# Mass Build and Publish Pages

The **Mass Build and Publish** feature enables you to efficiently build and publish multiple Pages in just a few steps. This tool simplifies the process by allowing you to select and manage multiple Pages simultaneously.

**Recommendation**: We strongly advise setting up **Page Labels** to control which Pages are published. Without Page Labels, all Pages will be built and published, potentially leading to unintended changes in your production environment.

## To Mass Build and Publish Pages

Navigate to operations in the catalog, click on mass build and publish.

1. **Navigate to Mass Build and Publish**
   1. Go to **Operations** in the **Catalogue**.
   2. Click on the **Mass Build and Publish** button.\
      Screenshot: Mass Build and Publish in Operations<br>

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2. **Select Pages for Mass Build**
   * A list of all Pages will appear with options to mass build them.
   * You can either:
     * Build **all Pages**, or
     * Use the **Page Label dropdown** to filter and select specific groups of Pages.\
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       \&#xNAN;*Screenshot: Using Page Labels for Mass Build*<br>

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3. **Add Labels to Pages** (Optional)\
   Adding labels helps create groups of Pages for more precise control. To add labels:
   1. Navigate to **Page Settings** for the desired Page(s).
   2. Select a label from the **Page Label** dropdown menu.
   3. Save your changes.\
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      Screenshot: Adding Labels to Pages

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4. **Build pages**
   1. Click the **Mass Build** button to start the process.
   2. A **build progress message** will appear at the top of the screen, showing the status of the operation.
      * The build time varies depending on the number of Pages selected (approximately 3-4 minutes per Page).\
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        Screenshot: Build Progress Message

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5. **Publish pages**
   1. Once the build is complete, a success message will appear.\
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      \&#xNAN;*Screenshot: Mass Build Successful Status*

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   2. Click **Publish** to deploy the selected Pages to the **Limio Shop** and **Self-Service** platforms.\
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      Screenshot: Mass Publish of Selected Page Status

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## Troubleshooting: Cannot See Page Labels?

If Page Labels are not visible in the Page Builder:

1. Go to **Config >&#x20;*****Expand*****&#x20;Templates > Pages**.
2. **Locate the Label Attribute**:\
   Scroll down to the `label__limio` attribute under the **'Name'** column. This attribute defines how labels are configured for Pages.\
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   \&#xNAN;*Screenshot: Finding the page Label attribute in the Pages Template Config*

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   **Note**: The attribute name may differ depending on your customisation. For example, it might appear as "Label" in one instance, but a different name in another.
3. **Check the currently available list of Page Labels**
   1. Expand the Editable Picklist by clicking on the downward chevron.
   2. Scroll through the list of available labels in the Limio App Environment.
4. **Enable the Label Attribute**:
   1. Select a desired templates.
   2. Find the checkbox next to your label attribute and tick it to enable the feature.
   3. **Save** the changes.

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### Additional Notes

* This could take several minutes, navigating to another screen will cause the mass build to fail
* Always verify the Pages selected for mass build and publish, especially in production environments


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