Add a custom page to your Rekaz website menu
Open Pages, select the plus button, enter the page title and path, and save. Add its content under Sections, then add a link under Navigation Bar → Menu. Select Save Changes and test the link on the live website.
Creating a page and adding it to navigation are separate actions. For example, create a Visit guide page and give customers a clear menu link to it without creating a service.
Before you start
Open Website Builder in the Rekaz dashboard and check the website address at the top of the builder. This guide uses the Navigation Bar layout with a side menu.
Use an account that can open the website builder and save changes. Prepare the page title, content and a unique path.
Identify the existing navigation layout. Available fields vary by layout; this example uses Navigation Bar and its Menu section.
1. Open Pages and add a page
Open Website Builder from the Rekaz dashboard, then select Pages. Select the plus button beside the panel heading. For an existing page, select it and use its gear icon to edit settings instead of creating another copy.
2. Set the page title and path
Enter Page Title and a unique Page Path, such as rekaz-visit-guide-en. Leave Show Header and Show Footer selected if you want them, then select Save. Check the path at the top of the builder. This saves the page settings within the editor.
3. Add the page content
Open Sections → Content and choose Rich Text. Enter Title and Text in the side panel. The example uses Before your visit and a short preparation message. To edit an existing section, select it in the preview.
4. Add the page to the menu
Return from the section editor using its title at the top of the side panel, then select the navigation header in the preview. Open Menu and select Add. Choose your page under Page and enter the customer-facing link label under Title. For an existing link, check its page and label instead of adding a duplicate.
5. Save the website changes
Check the page and link, then select Save Changes at the top and wait for the success message. This makes your website changes available to visitors; saving the page settings dialog alone is not enough.
6. Test the link as a customer
Select Visit Website. Open the menu using the three-line button, select your page link and confirm its content. Choose a branch if prompted. Check the other language and mobile layout too. See the notes below if the navigation header is missing.
Result
The menu contains the page link, and selecting it opens the content you added.
Page Title names the page in the builder. Page Path sets the address segment. Title inside a menu item is the label customers select. The Rich Text section title is the heading displayed within the page content.
Enter only a path segment, such as visit-guide, without the domain or a slash. The path field allows up to 30 characters and the page title up to 50. The builder rejects duplicate paths and reserved paths such as products.
For a search description, create the page first, reopen its settings using the gear icon, and enter Page Description (SEO). The field recommends 50–160 characters. Save the settings and website changes, then reopen them to confirm the description remains. This description does not replace page content.
Changing the builder language does not translate text you entered. Use the language selectors beside the title, body and menu label to enter translations, then check the website in each language. Existing page names may remain in their original language.
The menu shown supports up to ten items; check the counter beside Add. Use Move item up and Move item down to arrange links. Creating a page does not add a menu link automatically.
If the entire navigation header is missing from the live site, open the homepage settings with its gear icon, save them, then select Save Changes. In this builder, that restores the shared header and footer, so review the resulting website appearance before retaining it. Checking Show Header on the custom page alone may not be sufficient.
Changes to the shared navigation can appear on other pages that use it. Preserve existing links and add the required item. Check Mobile preview and Desktop preview, then test the actual website.
Link lets you enter a destination instead of selecting a page. For a page you created, select its name directly. If you later change a page path, recheck the menu and previously shared links.
Adding an information or terms page does not automatically require customers to accept terms during booking or payment. This procedure adds a page and navigation link; checkout acceptance is a separate setting.
If a saved change does not appear immediately, confirm that Save Changes succeeded, then refresh the website after a short interval. Check the correct language and address. If a branch selector appears, choose the appropriate branch and continue.
When removing a page, remove its menu item too, save, and check that no broken link remains. Undo can restore a recent edit before you make further changes.
