Applicable Plans: All plans (Former plans: Starter plan and above)
Setting Visibility for Individual Pages
With the "visibility" feature, you can specify which pages are accessible while keeping the site publicly available.
This is useful when you need to temporarily hide certain pages or create a new design while managing an active site.
Note: You cannot set a password on individual pages to restrict access.
Behavior When Changing Visibility Settings
You can set the visibility of a page to either "Everyone" or "Private."
When Set to "Everyone"
Pages set to "Everyone" are publicly accessible to all visitors.
When Set to "Private"
Pages set to "Private" will not appear on the live site. Instead, a 404 page (or the homepage if no 404 page is set) will be displayed. However, the page will still be accessible via Live Preview.
What happens when a modal or dynamic modal is set to private?
Modals and dynamic modals will not appear when accessed via site links.
If "Use Path" is enabled and the modal URL (ending in
m=path-name) is shared, the page containing the modal will be displayed, but the modal itself will be hidden.
Steps to Set Page Visibility
Open your project and access the editor.
Open the Page Panel and select the page you want to modify.
Open the Page Settings Panel.
Under [Visibility], select either Everyone or Private.
Example of a private page in the Page Panel:
To apply the changes, publish or update the site from the Publish Settings Panel.
Visit the page's public URL and confirm that either the 404 page or the homepage appears.