Removing a Page from Your Site

When you no longer want a page to be live, you do not need to delete any files. You can mark it as "not found" in its data handler, and the build output will reflect that.

How to Remove a Page

Open the data handler for the page you want to remove and return notFound: true:

export default async function handler(metadata, { common }) {
  return {
    notFound: true,
  };
}

That is the only change needed. You do not need to remove the page from your sitemap or touch any other file.

What Happens Next

During streak-forge build, the page's notFound flag is included in its rendered output. Publishing this output live — including whether and how a not-found page is taken down from your live site — is handled by Nexus. See the Nexus documentation for publishing/hosting details.

When to Use This

• A blog post or landing page that you want to take down permanently.
• A campaign page that has ended.
• Any page that should no longer be publicly accessible.

You can safely delete a removed page's handler, widget, and layout files from your project at any time once you've confirmed it's no longer needed — or leave them in place if you think you might bring the page back later.