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GitBook Guide: Create, Content structure

The structure of your content in GitBook is organized through pages, spaces and collections. Pages live inside of spaces, and collections are groups of spaces.

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Spaces

Create a space to organize your documentation in one place.

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Pages

Create pages to split up and edit the content in your documentation.

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Collections

Create collections to group spaces together.

Spaces

Organize the content you create and publish into spaces

A space is a project that lets you work on a collection of related pages. They allow you to write content, organize pages, add integrations and more.

A GitBook screenshot showing the spaces sidebar

Create a space

Click the + button next to the Spaces header in the sidebar and choose New space to create a new space. You can also create a new space inside a collection.

You can edit a space’s name by hovering over the name in the space header.

Duplicate a space

To duplicate a space, open that space's Action menu The Actions menu icon in GitBook in the sidebar and select Duplicate.

Duplicating a space will create a copy of the source space, in the same location (organization, collection, sub-collection, etc.).

Move a space

You can move a space by opening the space’s Action menu The Actions menu icon in GitBook in the sidebar, selecting Move space to… and choosing a destination. Alternatively, you can drag and drop spaces in the sidebar to move or reorder them. You can move spaces between collections within the same organization, as long as you have an admin role.

Delete a space

You can delete a space by opening the space’s Action menu The Actions menu icon in GitBook in the sidebar and selecting Delete.

Deleted spaces can be restored from the Trash for up to 7 days. After this, they will be permanently deleted.

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