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Access and link custom page URLs

Updated August 7, 2026

How to find a custom page's URL and link it in your site or externally

When you create a custom page in Fourthwall, such as an About page, FAQ, or a landing page, you can easily copy its direct URL. This link can be used anywhere, including in your site navigation, buttons, text blocks, emails, and social media posts.

How to access the page URL​

  1. Sign in to your Fourthwall dashboard.

  2. Open Site design > Layout.

  3. From the page dropdown at the top, select the custom page you want to work with. This opens the page in the editor so you can preview it.

  4. Copy the page URL by clicking Page settings, and copying the Final URL.

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If you have a custom domain connected, your page may be reachable at both your fourthwall.com subdomain and your custom domain. The Final URL shown in Page settings is the one to use. Copy it directly instead of typing the address yourself.

How to add the page to your site navigation​

Now that we have the link to your custom page, let's use the header of your site as an example and add the URL to it.

  1. In the dashboard, go to Site design > Header > Edit menu.

  2. Click Add menu link, paste the custom page URL, enter a Link name, and click Add menu link.

  3. If preferred, you can re-order the menu items before saving.

Troubleshooting​

Most page URL issues come down to using the wrong link. Here's how to fix the common ones.

My page opens at a different address than I expected​

A page can be reachable at both your fourthwall.com subdomain and a connected custom domain, so the address in your browser bar may not match the link you shared. Both addresses load the same page, so this is usually nothing to worry about. To confirm which link to share, open Site design > Layout, select the page, click Page settings, and copy the Final URL. That Final URL is the authoritative link to use everywhere.

Visiting my page URL returns a 404​

A 404 means the address doesn't match the page. Check the URL format first. Custom pages live under a /pages/ path, so adding or removing that prefix breaks the link. For example, typing the address without /pages/, or adding /pages/ where it doesn't belong, returns a 404 even when the page is published. To get the correct format, copy the Final URL from Page settings instead of typing it by hand, then paste it into your browser, menu link, or button.

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