Pages in the [No Link] section remain accessible but won't appear in your site's navigation menu. While visitors can reach these pages through direct URLs or links, they're effectively hidden from casual browsing.

To manage [No Link] pages:

• Add new pages directly or drag existing ones into the section
• Access [No Link] at the bottom of the [Pages] panel
• Pages remain published and indexable by search engines by default

Hiding options for [No Link] pages:

• Password-protect for specific audience access
• Disable pages to restrict to site creators only
• Hide from search engines while maintaining visitor access

Share [No Link] pages through:

• Text links on other pages
• Button blocks
• Clickable images
• Email campaigns
• Social media posts

Common uses for [No Link]:

• Temporary storage for works in progress
• Archive for reference pages
• Housing collection pages (like blogs) for display elsewhere
• Testing new layouts before publishing

Remember: [No Link] pages remain publicly accessible unless additional privacy measures are implemented. Think of them as items stored in a cabinet rather than displayed on a table – accessible to those who know where to look.

For collection pages, you can place them in [No Link] while still displaying their items (such as blog posts) throughout your site, offering flexible content arrangement options.

Related Articles

Previous Articles