For creators
Add a customer-facing URL to your nav in one click
The Customer-facing URLs card on the brand page now has an Add to nav button next to each URL. Click it and the link drops straight into your header — no context-switching to the nav editor.
Last updated May 22, 2026
Where it lives
Portal → Brand → Identity tab → Customer-facing URLs card. You’ll see four production URLs (Sign in, Forgot password, My library, Shop). Each row has a small Add to nav button next to the label.
What clicking does
- We push the link into config.nav.items, so it appears in the header nav alongside your other curated entries.
- The href stored is the portal-relative path (e.g. /login, /store) so it auto-resolves to the right destination whether the portal is on a path, subdomain, or your own custom domain.
- If the link is already in the nav, the button switches to “In nav” and disables — no duplicates.
Reordering or removing afterwards
Once it’s in, the link is just a regular nav entry. Open Portal → Brand → Layout → Header nav to drag it into position, rename it, or remove it. The Add to nav button is a shortcut for the first 80% of cases — the nav editor is still the source of truth.
We hide the dev-host URL (localhost/path form). Only the production subdomain URL is shown — that’s the link you’d actually paste into a marketing page or email.
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