Page Settings on a record has a Fields tab where you hide or show each field or a whole section on the record page. The same tab opens a field's permissions (lock icon) and its settings (gear icon).
Plan Availability | All plan types. |
Permissions | Administrators and Solution Managers. Hidden fields stay hidden for every member who opens the record page. |
Platform | Web |
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How do I open Page Settings?
Open a record.
Select the Page Settings button (the gear icon).
How do I hide or show a field?
In Page Settings, select the Fields tab. Every field is listed in its section; search for one if needed. By default every field is shown.
Select the eye icon on a field to hide it from the record page.
Select the eye icon again to show it.
Note: Hiding changes the record page only. Fields to Display, Sort and Filter in views are not affected.
To hide a whole section, select the eye icon beside the section name.
How do I open a field's permissions or settings?
Permissions: select the lock icon on the field to open the field permission window.
Settings: select the gear icon on a field or section to open its settings window.
What can I build with it?
Confidential data: hide sensitive HR fields from the record page and restrict them with field permissions.
Finance: field permissions so only managers edit projections.
Data entry: a record page that shows only the fields the entry team needs.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers to the questions members ask most about this feature.
Can I hide a field from one member but keep it for others?
Hiding in Page Settings hides the field for everyone who opens the record page. To limit a field to certain members, select the lock icon and set field permissions; see Field Permissions.
Does hiding a field remove it from my views?
No. Hiding affects the record page only. Views keep the field; use Fields to Display to remove it from a view.
Can I hide a whole section?
Yes. Select the eye icon beside the section name in the Fields tab.
Last verified 22 Oct 2026 against the Field Permissions article
