The Structure page controls what appears on each page of your site, in what order — and what shows in your navigation menu. Go to Site → Structure to open it.
Pick a page to edit
Use the page selector at the top to choose which page you're working on: Home, Scenes, Trailer, Photos, Performers, Bio, Join, or About. Each page has its own list of sections and its own live preview alongside.
Reordering sections
The sections on the selected page are listed in order — simply drag them into the arrangement you want. The preview updates as you go.
Adding your own sections
Click Add Custom Section to create your own block on any page — a grid of scenes from a category, rich text, an image, or embedded content. Each page keeps its own custom sections, and they drag and hide just like the built-in ones. See Adding custom sections to any page of your site.
Hiding sections
Don't want a section on the page at all? Click its eye icon to hide it. Hidden sections disappear from the page but aren't deleted — click the eye again any time to bring a section back. It's the easiest way to simplify a page without losing anything.
Updating your navigation menu
In the Navigation Menu box, click the settings (gear) button to open Navigation Items. You'll see every link in your site's menu:
- The standard items — Home, Videos, Models, Photos, Blog, About Me, and Live (if live streaming is enabled on your site).
- Any custom pages you've published with "show in navigation" turned on.
Click Hide next to any item to remove it from your menu, or Show to bring it back. Hidden items are labeled so you can always see what's off.
Categories starts hidden. Your site has a Categories page where visitors and members browse by category, but it's opt-in — click Show next to Categories and publish to add it to your menu. See Managing categories: images, visibility, and attached scenes.
You can also drag items to reorder your menu.
Adding your own navigation links
You're not limited to the built-in pages. Click Add navigation link to point your menu anywhere:
- Link text — what the menu item says (for example "Shop").
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Address — a full web address (
https://example.com), a path on your own site (/shop), or an email or phone link. If you type a bare domain we'll addhttps://for you. - Opens in a new window — tick this for links that lead off your site, so visitors don't lose their place.
Custom links sit in the same list as everything else, so you can drag, hide, and edit them the same way. Use them for a store, a wishlist, a tip jar, or your other platforms.
Renaming navigation links and other text
Want your menu to say "Films" instead of "Videos"? Site text is editable right in the live preview — click into the text you want to change and type the new wording. Your edits are collected as unsaved text changes and applied when you publish.
This includes the sub-text under your homepage section headings — the short line beneath titles like "Latest Videos" ("Check out the latest videos"), your featured row ("Handpicked videos just for you"), and reels. Rewriting these in your own voice is a quick way to make a stock homepage feel like yours.
You can also hide a heading entirely while keeping the content beneath it — click the eye icon next to the text. See Editing and hiding text on your site.
Other things on this page
- Site Logo (on the Home page view) — upload, crop, or remove your logo.
- Grid Settings — choose how many items appear per row.
- About page — enable or disable your About page entirely.
Save your work
When you're happy with the layout, click Publish Changes. Your reordering, hidden sections, and text edits all go live together.
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