Set up your header, footer and navigation menu
Control which pages appear in your menu, their order, and what shows in the footer. · Updated 30/07/2026
Your header and footer are configured separately from page content, so they stay consistent across your whole site.
Editing header and footer
- Go to App › Website and switch the inspector tab to Header or Footer.
- The header lets you control your logo placement, navigation links and a call-to-action button (usually "Book now").
- The footer lets you add contact details, social links and opening hours summaries.
Managing the navigation menu
- Every page — home and any extra pages you've created — has a Show in nav toggle and a nav order number.
- Untick Show in nav to keep a page live at its URL without listing it in the menu (handy for landing pages you're only linking to from ads).
- Drag pages into order in the page list, or set the nav order number directly, to control left-to-right menu order.
Changes save as a draft like any other website edit — click Publish to make them live.
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