Understanding Your Page Settings

Navigation Name

The Navigation Name controls how the page title appears in your website’s navigation menu.

This allows you to display a shorter or cleaner menu title without changing the actual page content or layout.

Example:
You could name a page “Wedding Photography Packages and Pricing” internally, but display it in your navigation as “Pricing.”

Page Visibility

Page Visibility controls whether visitors can access your page and how it appears on your website.

Available visibility options include:

• Visible
  The page appears in your navigation menu and can be accessed directly by URL.
• Hidden
  The page does not appear in your navigation menu but can still be accessed using its direct URL.
• Disabled
  The page is completely unavailable. It will not appear in navigation and cannot be accessed by URL.

Many photographers use Hidden pages for landing pages, private client links, or pages that are still being designed.

Disabled pages are useful when temporarily taking a page offline.

Page Password

You can password protect individual pages to limit access to specific visitors.

When a password is added, visitors must enter the correct password before viewing the page.

Important notes:

• Drop-down menu pages cannot be password protected
• External link pages cannot be password protected
• Some browsers may remember saved passwords automatically

Password protection is commonly used for:

• Client-only information
• VIP access pages
• Private promotions
• Early access content

Display Header

Turn off the Display Header option to hide your website header on a specific page.

This removes navigation and branding elements from the top of the page and is commonly used for:

• Landing pages
• Advertising campaigns
• Sales pages
• Simplified client experiences

Display Footer

Turn off the Display Footer option to hide your website footer on a page.

This helps create a cleaner, distraction-free layout and is often used together with hidden headers on landing pages.