You can hide and unhide a page in the configuration tab of the webpage editor.
When you hide a page, it is no longer visible in the navigation menus. However, people can still see your page if they have it bookmarked, click on a link to the page, or manually enter the correct URL. Hidden pages also show up in search resutls. If you want a page to be completely invisible, you need to turn it off or delete it.
Hiding a page is a useful feature if you want to edit a page without people being able to see your changes as they happen. When editing a page, it's recommended users hide the page and use the "view site" feature to switch back-and-forth between the editing view and the live page. You can unhide the page when you're done with editing it.
1.) Click on a webpage in your content tree. From this screen, click on "config"
2.) Select access setting from the left-hand nav menu.
3.) Using the dropdown menu, select "true" to hide a page. Select "false" to make the page visible in the navigation menu.
Follow these same steps to unhide the page, but toggle "hide section" to "false" to make a page visible to users.
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When you hide a page, users won't be able to navigate to it. However, if they have the link already, or they search for it, they may find it.
A page that is turned off is invisible to everybody, including people who have the link or search for the page.
You should hide a page if you're making extensive edits to it and don't want people to see your work until it's done (then remember to unhide when you're done), or if the information is still accurate but maybe not important for the time-being. However, if you're information is outdated or inaccurate, turn the page off so nobody can see it.