To hide a page in Webflow, you can use several methods depending on whether you want to restrict access completely or simply remove it from navigation and search indexing.
• Remove links to the page from your site’s navigation menus and any other direct links.
• This ensures that visitors who aren’t aware of the URL won’t easily stumble upon it, though they can still access it if they have the link.
• In the page’s SEO Settings, check the option to exclude this page from search engine indexing.
• This adds a “noindex” meta tag, preventing search engines from listing the page, but it does not block direct access.
• Use Webflow’s password protection feature if you need to restrict access.
• You can enable password protection in the page settings (if available) or via a site-wide setting where you can apply a password to specific areas of your site.
• Note that this method is more secure but may require a higher plan or custom workaround for individual pages.
• If the page is not needed for public viewing, consider unpublishing or deleting it.
• Unpublished pages are no longer accessible on your live site, providing a complete way to hide them.
Choose the method that fits your needs: remove the page from navigation for a less visible presence, use SEO settings for “noindex” to prevent search engine results, apply password protection for secure access, or completely unpublish the page if it’s no longer needed.