How do I hide a page from the Wix menu?

Open the page settings from Pages and Menu and turn off the option that shows the page in the menu. The page stays live at its address.

How to Create and Edit a Wix Menu

Build a navigation menu people can actually use, including submenus and anchors.

Last checked August 2026. Wix changes its interface often — if something looks different, the underlying steps usually still apply.

Your menu is how visitors decide whether your website is worth their time. Keep it short, obvious and boring — this is not the place to be creative.

Click Pages and Menu in the editor toolbar, then choose the Menus tab if your site has more than one menu.

Drag pages up and down to change the order. Put the pages that lead to enquiries near the front.

Drag one page slightly to the right underneath another to nest it. Use this for groups of service pages, not for hiding important pages.

You can add a menu item that points to an anchor on the current page, an external website or a phone number.

The menu label does not have to match the page name. Shorter labels keep the menu on one line.

Switch to the mobile view and open the hamburger menu. Submenus behave differently on phones, so test every level.

Go through the live menu once, clicking everything. Broken menu links are the most common problem on small business websites.

Tip: Five to seven top-level items is plenty. If you need more than that, you probably need submenus or fewer pages.

How do I hide a page from the Wix menu?: Open the page settings from Pages and Menu and turn off the option that shows the page in the menu. The page stays live at its address.

Copy an existing page and avoid the duplicate-content trap.

Set a different page as your homepage, or edit the one you already have.

Create a page, name it properly and decide whether it belongs in your menu.