Hi
We are thinking of changing the URL address for /faq to /guideline.
Example:
https://example.community.com/faq to https://example.community.com/guideline
Is this possible?
Thank you 
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I think that page is also available at /guidelines by default.
It’s possible to add a custom FAQ url at /admin/site_settings/category/all_results?filter=faq, but when I tried adding the guidelines URL there to test it, it did this:
(Guidelines and FAQ both point to /guidelines.)
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Hi @j127 Josh,
Thanks for this tip!
About the custom FAQ url, I’m confused and unable to find this setting under Admin/Settings.
@osioke , sorry, do you have an idea of how I can achieve changing the URL address for FAQ?
If we were to change the user menu too, change FAQ to Guidelines, this requires changing the theme?
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I think you can update that at /admin/customize/site_texts?q=faq
(Admin → Customize → Text, and then type “faq” in the search box.)
I went to settings and filtered by the text “faq”. The name of the setting is “faq url”.
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Thank you Josh, this works for me!
I managed to change the FAQ title in the site to Guidelines.
I think you mean this?
It seems to be used if our FAQ is hosted on another webpage URL address.
Edit: Ah, I see what you mean now. We can simply enter, for example, https://[our community domain]/guidelines in here.
The tip and solution you’ve provided have solved what I needed to do, thank you!
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Hi @j127 ,
Sorry, I realized there’s an error.
After customizing this /admin/customize/site_texts?q=faq
And in the settings, if I changed the faq URL to https://[our community domain]/guidelines for example, it shows two “Guidelines” tabs at the URL /guidelines.
I’m not sure why.
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That’s the issue that I mentioned in my first post. I’m not sure if it’s a bug or if it just wasn’t designed for that purpose.
This is a hack, and someone might come along with a better way, but something like this would probably work in the meantime. 
.nav-pills .nav-item-faq {
display: none;
}
(I’m not sure if your class names will be the same.)
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Go to “Settings” → “Customize” and look for your theme in the left sidebar. Click the theme’s name and look in the middle of the page for this:
Click “Edit CSS/HTML”, and you’ll be able to add custom CSS there.
I only tested it in Firefox’s Style Editor (shift+F7). (It lets you add temporary stylesheets to try out CSS code on webpages while you’re looking at them.)
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