To hide a page in Webflow, you can either prevent it from appearing in navigation or block it from public access, depending on your goals.
1. Hide the Page from Navigation
- Go to the Page Settings by clicking the gear icon next to the page name in the Pages panel.
- Disable "Show in Navigation" by removing any Navbar links to that page.
- Webflow does not automatically add pages to navbars; if you're using a CMS collection, check Dynamic List settings.
2. Remove the Page from Sitemap and SEO
- Open Page Settings (gear icon).
- Uncheck "Include in Sitemap" to hide from Webflow’s generated sitemap.xml.
- Uncheck "Index this page" under the SEO settings to prevent search engines from indexing it.
3. Restrict Access with Password or Membership
- In Project Settings > Memberships, create access rules to restrict visibility based on user roles (available on Workspace plans with Memberships enabled).
- Alternatively, apply password protection:
- Go to Page Settings.
- Scroll to Page Protection and enable "Password Protection".
4. Use Conditions to Control Visibility
- If the page is part of a CMS or a Collection Page, you can:
- Apply conditional visibility rules to link components.
- Keep the page template published, but never link to it or use dynamic filters to exclude it from lists.
5. Unlink All Navigation and Direct Links
- Remove any buttons, links, or collection link blocks pointing to the page across your site.
- This doesn’t delete the page—it just makes it difficult to access without the direct URL.
Summary
To hide a Webflow page, remove all navigation links to it, exclude it from the sitemap, disable SEO indexing, and optionally password-protect it or restrict with memberships. Disconnected pages remain live and accessible via direct URL unless further restricted.