Yes, in Webflow, you can selectively publish specific content without affecting the entire website or the new navigation. Webflow allows you to control the visibility of individual elements, pages, or entire collections using different publishing settings.
To selectively publish specific content, you can follow these steps:
1. Open your Webflow project in the Designer.
2. Select the element, page, or collection you want to control the visibility of.
3. In the right-hand panel, click on the "Settings" tab.
4. Under the "Visibility" section, you'll find various options to control when and where your content is published.
Here are some specific options you can choose from:
- "Hide on published pages": This option allows you to hide the selected element or page on the published website without affecting the rest of the site. It's useful when you want to temporarily hide content or make changes without impacting the overall navigation.
- "Show on selected pages only": This option allows you to display the selected element or page only on specific pages. You can choose the pages where you want the content to appear, ensuring it won't affect any other pages or the overall navigation.
- "Hide from search engines": You can also choose to hide the selected content from search engines by enabling the "Hide from search engines" option. This is useful when you want to prevent specific content from being indexed by search engines without affecting the rest of your website.
These publishing settings enable you to control the visibility of specific content without impacting the entire website or new navigation. By selectively publishing content, you can create targeted experiences and make changes to specific elements without affecting the overall user experience.