How to disable a page

A disabled page becomes inaccessible to visitors. If someone enters its URL, the disabled page will display a 404 - Page Not Found error. Disabling a page will also make it hidden from navigation menus on your website. Once disabled, only Admins, Publishers and Authors will be able to view the page when logged in to their site account.

Here are two ways you can disable a page on your eCatholic website:

Disable a page using the Site Map

1

Open the Site Map Editor

First, open the Site Map Editor by clicking  Site Map in the white Admin Toolbar (pictured below).

2

Open the Page Settings

Hover your cursor over the page you wish to disable. Click on the orange gear icon to access the specific Page Settings that you'd like to change (pictured below).

3

Disable the Page

Under the Basic tab, find the Disable Page option and select Disabled (pictured below).

4

Save your changes

Click the green  Save button at the bottom of the screen, and you will be returned to your Site Map Editor. Next, click Save and Exit, you will be returned to Edit Mode on your website.

Disable a page from the Page Toolbar

1

Navigate to your page

Go directly to the page you wish to disable.

2

Open the Page Settings

Select the Page Settings icon, located at the bottom left-hand corner of your white Page Toolbar (pictured below).

3

Disable the page

Under the Basic tab, find the Disable Page option and select Disabled (pictured below).

4

Save and publish

Click the green  Save button at the bottom of the screen. Don't forget to click the green Publish button in your Page Toolbar.