For a lot of different reasons, it may be interesting to hide a page on your blog WordPress. Thus, through the addition of a piece code very simple to use, you can choose to exclude pages of your choice and prevent it will not appear in the navigation bar provided. This manipulation does not mean that the pages (s) does not remain accessible via the browser but they are just invisible from the list of pages available.

First, you connect to the hotel of your blog WordPress. Then, visit the editor subject under the Appearance tab.

We will in fact intervene in the theme of this blog means that you will repeat the operation if you intend to change topic graph.

Look now the code snippet:

<? php wp_list_pages ( 'title_li =');>

To search more efficient, not selected as <? Php wp_list_pages
then use the Ctrl + F browser. I advise you to use Firefox that allows you to search instanément when you enter the first few characters.

The location of the code below differs according to the theme used. Everything depends, in fact, where are listed pages on the subject (at the top, side, etc.).. In the standard theme (K2) WordPress, you will find in the sidebar.php file, french, Column side.

Once you have located the code in question, replace it with this:

<? php wp_list_pages ( 'exclude = 1,2,3 & title_li =');>

The numbers are simply the IDs of pages that you can identify using the Pages tab Manage WordPress.

In the list of pages, pass the mouse over the link Published on the Status column for the page you want to exclude. Have a look in the browser's status bar and then identify the page number.

See the latter in the previous code. You can exclude as many pages you want while separated by commas.

Finally, open the page of your blog and then make sure the pages (s) to exclude are now hidden in the navigation bar.