Navigation Bar
The navigation bar is the header that appears at the top of your site. It shows your logo and the links you want visitors to be able to click on.
How it works
The navigation bar always shows on your home page, your blog page and your blog posts. On your other web pages, it only appears if the page is one of its links or one of the footer links (the links at the bottom of your pages). Any other page loads without a header. This is useful for sales pages or sign-up pages, where you want visitors to stay on the page.
How to set it up
Go to Web pages, open your home page, and edit the navigation bar directly at the top of the editor:
- Add a link. Click + and choose one of your published pages, Blog, Log in (the entrance to your member area), or Add custom link to enter a name and any address. You can have up to 6 links.
- Reorder links. Click a link and choose Move Left or Move Right (Move up on a phone).
- Remove a link. Click it and choose Delete.
- Change the logo. Click the logo, then Update to replace it or Delete to remove it. It's the same logo everywhere, so deleting it removes it from your whole site.
A link to a page shows the page's name. To change it, click the link and choose Rename, which renames the page itself.
The footer links work the same way, with their own + below the page content.
If you have no logo and no links, the navigation bar disappears from your whole site.
Tips
Keep the number of links small: three to five is usually enough. Use short, clear labels, such as "Programs", "About", "Blog" or "Contact".