
Before: the Blog page menu is hard to read
Start a branch
Open the branch menu

The branch menu, with New branch outlined
Name the branch and create it
. _ / - only), keep Branch from set to Your site, and say what it is for. Click Create branch.
The New branch box
Wait for the branch preview

Working on the new branch
Make and check the change
Ask for the change

A request on the branch
Check it in the branch preview

The page picker on /blog and the open-in-a-new-tab button

After: the menu on the branch is easy to read
Review and merge
Ask for a review

Ask for a review in the branch menu

The Ask for a review box
Look over the review

The review, with Merge outlined

What changed in one file
Merge it into Your site

Merged
Publish

Publishing after the merge

Live: the Blog page menu is readable
Good to know
- Nothing on a branch goes live by itself. Visitors only see a change after it is merged into Your site and published.
- Anyone who can publish the site can create, merge and delete branches. Only an owner or admin can turn Require an approval on or off.
- Content in the CMS can only be edited on Your site, not on a branch.
- More about branches: Branches and Reviews.