Page Settings, Explained
Everything above the section list
Title and Navigation Title
Page Title is the page's real name -- it shows as the browser tab title and, unless you set a Navigation Title, in your menu too. Navigation Title is optional and only matters when the real title is long: a page titled "Frequently Asked Questions" can use "FAQs" as a shorter menu label without changing the page itself.
Page Address
This is the last part of the web address -- for a page titled "About," the address about makes the page live at /about/. New pages get this filled in automatically from the title, so most people never touch it. If you do change it on a page that is already live, anything already linking to the old address (search results, something you shared, a bookmark) breaks -- change it only when you have a real reason to.
Status options
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Draft | Not visible to the public at all, no matter what. Safe to leave half-built. |
| Published | Live and visible -- shows in navigation and search, exactly as built. |
| Private | Visible only to a logged-in admin -- useful for building a redesign of a page that is already live. |
| Hidden | Reachable if someone has the exact link, but left out of navigation and the sitemap -- for a page you do not want to advertise but still want working. |
| Disabled | Fully turned off. The address stops resolving entirely. |
Advanced Page Options
Under Advanced Page Options you will find the Page Address field again, plus two less-common tools: Embed a Form lets this page show one of your Forms below its content -- pick the form and it appears automatically, no section needed for it. Hide the automatic page title is for a page with no sections at all (like one that is only an embedded form) -- normally a section-less page shows a plain title so it never looks blank; this checkbox turns that off if you would rather the page start with your form or content immediately.