Page

Puts a single WordPress page into your navigation — an about page, community rules, a contact page.

Before you start

Plugin	None. WordPress core
Endpoint group	Content
Plan	Every plan

Add it to your app

1. Drag Page onto a navigation bar, usually the side drawer.
2. Choose the page.
3. Set a Title.

Settings

Setting	What it does	Default
Page	Which WordPress page to render	None — you must choose one
Page title	Whether to show the page’s own title	On
Title, Description	The tab label and screen heading	Empty
Restrictions	Which roles see the tab	Everyone

What your members see

The page’s content, rendered natively rather than in a webview. Links inside it route to the app’s own screens where they can: a link to a post opens Single Post, a link to a member opens their profile.

Page or Custom Link

Both can show a page. They are not the same thing.

	Page	Custom Link
Rendering	Native	A webview
Works offline	No, but styled as your app	No
Site chrome	None	Your site’s header and footer appear
Best for	Your own content	External sites, or pages that need site scripts

Use Page for anything on your own site. Use Custom Link when the page needs your site’s own scripts or styling to work — a form built by another plugin, for instance.

When it does not work

Symptom	Cause	Fix
The screen is empty	The Content group is off	Enable it
The page picker is empty	The Content group is off, or there are no published pages	Enable it, and publish a page
Content looks unstyled	Native rendering ignores your theme’s CSS	Use Custom Link if the styling matters
A shortcode shows as raw text	Native rendering does not run every plugin shortcode	Use Custom Link for that page
A form on the page does not work	It needs your site’s scripts	Use Custom Link