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Header links

Written by Benjamin Dell

Header links control the navigation in your event site’s header. You can show or hide core links, add custom pages, link to other URLs and organise editable links into dropdowns.


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Open header links

  1. In your event dashboard, go to Website > Header & Footer Links.

  2. Select the Header Links tab. Use row Actions to edit available link settings. Editable custom links can also be reordered or deleted.


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Add a custom page

  1. Select Add Page and enter the Title.

  2. Choose Event page under Link destination.

  3. Review the generated Slug and adjust it if needed. It must be unique within the event.

  4. Choose any parent, visibility or ticket restrictions, then select Add Page.


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Header link form showing visibility switches and Event page, Action and External URL destinations


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Use the row’s Open page builder action to add page content such as text, images, videos and other available components.


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Choose another destination

  • Choose External URL to send visitors to an existing page. Enter a URL starting with http://, https://, mailto:, or / for an internal path.

  • Choose Action for an available predefined action, then choose it from Predefined action.

  • System-managed core links do not offer the same destination controls as custom links.


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Organise links and control visibility

  • Use Parent to place an editable link under another editable link. Top-level links can have children and one further nested level.

  • Active? controls whether a link appears in navigation. Exclude from Main Nav? keeps a link out of the main header.

  • Use Include on Coming Soon Page? when an available custom link should appear before the event is live.

  • Ticket restrictions control access for attendees with or without selected tickets.

  • Optional icons and navigation descriptions are used by navigation layouts that support them.


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Hiding a custom link does not make its page private. You can still link to the page directly or from the footer. Use ticket restrictions when you need to control access.

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