If your page is missing from Site settings > Menu > Navigation links, it's because the page is still set to draft. Only published pages appear in the list.
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The Navigation links section of the Menu tab only lists published pages. Draft pages are filtered out entirely — they don't even show up as an unchecked option. So if you're looking for a page to add to your navigation menu and you can't find it in the list, the page hasn't been published yet.
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This is a common source of confusion. Many people expect to see every page they've created in the Menu tab, and when a page is missing they assume something is broken. It isn't — the page just needs to be published first.
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Your page will now appear in the navigation menu on your live site!
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Draft pages are for content you're still working on. Hiding them from the Menu tab prevents you from accidentally linking guests to an unfinished page from your navigation.
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When you're ready to share the page, publishing it unlocks all the usual menu and visibility controls.
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If a page isn't in the Navigation links list, ask yourself:
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Once the page is published and saved, it will appear in Site settings > Menu > Navigation links on your next visit to that tab.
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If your page is in the list but the checkbox is unchecked, the page is published — you just haven't added it to the menu yet. Check the box and click Save changes.
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Make sure you clicked Save changes after checking the box. Then reload your live site. If it still isn't showing, check the page's privacy settings — private pages only appear to guests with access.
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If the Navigation links list is empty except for save the date and invitation, none of your pages are published yet. Go to Website > Builder and publish at least one page.
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