Move Content
Content rarely stays where you first put it. A page that started as a private draft becomes team reference material; a scratch note grows into a project hub. Closot lets you move pages freely without breaking the links pointing at them.
Move a Page Within Your Workspace
The simplest method is to drag the page in the sidebar. Grab it and drop it wherever you want — nested under another page, into a workarea, or up to the top level.
When you drop a page onto another, it becomes a subpage. Everything nested beneath it travels along.
Links to a moved page keep working. Closot tracks the page itself rather than its location, so mentions, backlinks, and shared URLs all survive the move.
Move Between Private and Public Pages
The sidebar separates Private Pages from Public Pages, and you can move a page between the two:
- Click
•••next to the page in the sidebar - Select Move to Public Pages
Publishing a page has implications for who can read it — see Sharing & Permissions before moving anything sensitive.
Move Content to Another Account
To hand content over to a different Closot account:
- Log in to the source account
- Create a container page and gather everything you want to transfer beneath it
- Open the Share menu on that container page
- Share it with the destination account's email address and grant Full access
- Log in to the destination account and open the shared page
- Duplicate it into that account's own workspace
If your goal is simply to use Closot under a different email address, updating the email on your existing account is far simpler than migrating content between two accounts.