Renaming, Moving or Hiding a Page

Renaming a Page

While you can change how a page's name appears in its URL without affecting how the page's title appears in the navigation section on the activated (published) page, we would encourage you to maintain consistency and keep the names the same (or similar).

For example, if your page title is "Adding a Page", your page name could be "adding-a-page", or more simply, "adding-page".

However, if you make a typo or need to shorten an overly long page name, you may quickly change the page name by doing the following:

1. In the left-hand Navigation pane, click to highlight the parent page icon which contains the child page you wish to rename.
2. In the right-hand Details pane, click on the page's entry.
3. Click the Move... button from the Actions pane.
4. In the pop-up "Move" dialog box, next to the Rename to field, type in the new name for the page. You will also see a list of pages on which the page is referenced. Make sure to leave the check-marks in the boxes under the Republish column so that your new page name will be updated on the other pages on which it is referenced.
5. Click the Move button to put the new page name into effect.

Changing the Title of a Page

If you wish to change the title of your page (without affecting the URL), you may do so by modifying the page properties.

1. Navigate to and open the desired page.

2. In the Sidekick, click on the Page tab.

3. Click on the Page Properties button.

4. Select the Basic tab.

5. In the option for Title, modify your page's title.

6. Click the OK button to save your changes.

7. In the Sidekick, click the Activate Page button to reactivate your page.

Hiding a Page in the Navigation Bar

When you create a new child page, a link to the page will appear in the parent page's navigation bar.  There may be times, however, when you do not want that new child page to appear in the navigation bar.  For example, you may have created a page that is used to aggregate all your referenced content, or you created a "Thank You" page for a form submission. 

You can hide the new page from the navigation bar by modifying its page properties. 

1. Navigate to and open the desired page.

2. In the Sidekick, click on the Page tab.

3. Click on the Page Properties button.

4. In the Global tab, put a checkmark in the box next to Hide Page in Navigation.

5. Click the OK button to save your changes.

6. In the Sidekick, click the Activate Page button to reactivate your page.  When you view the published parent page, you will no longer see the child page's link in the navigation bar.