Page settings

Use page settings to control basic page information and visibility.


The page settings panel lets you update key options for an existing page.


This article only covers the basic page settings: page name, URL slug, menu visibility, header and footer visibility, and page image. Other page configuration options are explained in separate articles.




Configure the page URL


In page settings, you can edit the Page name and URL slug for each language.


  • The Page name is the name shown in the menu and in the page tree.
  • The URL slug is the user-friendly, descriptive part of a web address that comes after the domain name. For example, in https://example.com/rooms, the slug is rooms. When you change a page name, review the slug to make sure the URL is still clear, short, and correct for that language.



Show or hide a page in the menu


Use Show in website menu to control whether the page appears in the website menu. If this option is turned off, the page will not be shown in the menu, but its URL can still be accessible. This is useful for pages that should exist on the website but should not appear in the main navigation.




Use Show header and Show footer to control whether the page displays the site header and footer. This can be useful for landing pages, campaign pages, booking flow pages, or other pages that need a more focused layout.



Assign an image to the page


You can assign an image to a page from page settings. This image can be used as a visual reference for the page in places where the design displays page-related images, such as a menu with images for each section. Choose an image that clearly represents the page content.

Updated on: 11/09/2026

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