If you ever need to hide the page title, you can easily do that within the Pages section of your Websites app.

To hide a page title:

1. Select Pages at the top of your Websites app, then click on the page that you'd like to hide the page title for.
   
   
2. Locate the content block titled Page title (it is usually the very first content block at the top).
3. Click on the overflow menu icon in the top right corner of the content block to open the block settings. Toggle off the Visibility, to hide the page title. (Blue means it is being displayed, gray means it is being hidden.)
   
   
   
   The content block will turn orange to denote that it is invisible.
   
   

If you were previously hiding your page title and you want to now show it, simply follow the steps above but make sure the toggle for "Visibility" is blue, instead of gray.

Now, when you view your page, you will no longer see the page title! This is a great way to freely change the titles of pages without affecting your URLs. If you have any more questions, feel free to reach out to our support team for guidance!

You can customize the URL slug (the web address path following your domain, such as /our-story in (https://yourwebsite.com/our-story)) on any individual page.

1. Navigate to the Pages tab at the top of your dashboard and select the page you want to update.
   
2. Click SEO & Sharing on the right-hand side.
   
3. In the box labeled Slug, type your preferred path using lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens.
   
   
4. Click Publish to apply the change to your live site.
   

Note on Changing Live Slugs: Changing a page's URL slug changes its web address. If the page is already indexed by search engines or linked elsewhere, update any internal links pointing to it and set up a 301 redirect from the old URL to the new URL to preserve SEO rankings and traffic.