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Using Manual Publishing in Super

Learn how to use Super’s Manual Publishing to control when your Notion content goes live. Publish entire sites or individual pages, preview updates in the Dashboard, and streamline your workflow for faster, precise updates

Written by Charlene
Updated over a week ago

Manually controlling when your content goes live ensures your website stays consistent and accurate. Super lets you decide exactly when updates from Notion are published to your live site.

ℹ️ Manual Publishing requires:

  • Pro tier site

  • Connected custom domain

How Dashboard Preview Works

The Dashboard shows the most recently built version of each page. Changes in Notion only appear in the preview when:

  • You open the page in the Pages section of the Dashboard

  • You click the Dashboard refresh button

  • The page is visited on the live site

Super then checks for updates and rebuilds the page if needed.

New: Publish Specific Pages (Page-Level Publishing)

You can now publish single pages without rebuilding the entire site.

Benefits:

  • Faster updates

  • Reduced CDN clearing

  • More efficient team workflows

Use cases:

  • Blogs and documentation

  • Multi-page websites

  • Teams working on different sections

Only the selected page is rebuilt and pushed live.

How to Enable Manual Publishing

  1. Upgrade to Pro Tier – From your dashboard, click Upgrade now.

  2. Connect a Custom Domain – Go to DomainsAdd a custom domain.

  3. Enable Manual Publishing – Turn on the Manual Publishing toggle.

Once enabled, your live site only updates when you publish changes.

Publishing Options

Option A: Publish Entire Site

Press Publish now to update all pages.

  • Super queues the request

  • Clears CDN cache

  • Rebuilds the site

  • Shows status as Sync In Progress

  • Updates Last published time when complete

Use this for major updates or full-site changes.

Option B: Publish a Specific Page

Open the page in your Dashboard → click Publish.

  • Only that page is rebuilt and updated

  • Reduces wait time

  • Avoids unnecessary full-site rebuilds

If no changes are detected, the Last published time remains the same.

Quick Notes

  • To see the latest Notion updates in the Dashboard, always visit or refresh pages.

  • Manual Publishing gives you full control over when content goes live.

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