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password
Instructions
NotionNext supports custom single pages. In the new version, a feature of hiding single pages has been added. Hidden pages will not appear in the site's navigation menu or blog post list, and can only be accessed directly through the full url.
How to create a hidden single page: Set the page type to
Page, status to Invisible, and specify the slug value as the access address, as detailed in the following property table:Property | Required | Description | Notes |
status | Yes | Publication status | Status set to Invisible means the page is published and the page entry is hidden |
slug | Yes | Article path, must be filled in and unique | Use website domain name + / + slug to visit this page |
type | Yes | Page | Always fill in Page for a single page |
title | Yes | Article title | Cannot be empty |
summary | No | Content summary | Will be used for searching and brief display |
date | No | Publication date | This item was required in versions prior to V3.3.9. |
category | No | Article category | Can be customized |
tags | No | Article tags | Can be multiple, it is recommended not to be too many |
icon | No | Menu bar icon (only valid when Page type) | Can refer to: https://fontawesome.com/v5/search |
password | No | Article lock | Allowed to access only after entering the password |
Example
The hidden single page in the picture below has a
slug value of example-3, so visit the link in the browser: https://xxx.com/example-3 , to display the content of this page.
Use cases of hidden single pages
Currently, there are two known use cases:
- Special users access: Some pages do not want to display entries in the blog list or navigation menu, and only users who know the full address can directly access.
- Embedded pages: Click on the text link in the blog post and need to jump to another article. These articles do not need to be displayed in the blog list or navigation menu, they are just attached to a certain blog post.