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Add a Subpage to a Page's Secondary Navigation

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This article will show you how to add a Subpage to an existing Page's Secondary Navigation. Secondary Navigation displays in a column on the left-hand side of your page. Subpages do not display on the Mega Menu.

 

Who can use this feature?
System Administrators | Owners | Publishers

 

Instructions

 

  1. Log in to your site
  2. Navigate to the page you want to add a subpage to
  3. Ensure that the Live Edit state is toggled to ON
    Web Central, Admin User Menu, Live Edit Toggle On.
  4. To create a subpage of the page you are currently on, click the Add Page option from the left-hand navigation
    Web Central Add Page option in Side Navigation.
    • To add a subpage of an existing page that you are not currently on, you may hover over an existing page in the left-hand navigation and click the Add Page option that pops up
      Web Central, Left-Hand Navigation, Add Page as Subpage of Menu Item Option.
      Note: Depending on your site design, this may show as a plus sign underneath the page instead
      Add subpage plus sign.
  5. Fill out the New Page's information fields
    Web Central Create/Add Page dialog.
    • Menu Text: What is displayed in the site menu
      Note: Be short with the Menu Text
    • Title: Name of the page (will auto-fill from the Menu Text)
    • Always Use Page Title for Menu Text: Menu Text will automatically match the Page Title when submitted or saved page versions are published
    • Linked Page: Used to indicate whether or not this page will link to another page. Selection of this checkbox will expand the menu and offer the following options:
      Web Central Create/Add Page, Linked Page checkbox.
      • Link: Select a link to direct to
      • Link Target: Opens the link in a different window
      • Use Menu: Select to use the linked page's menu structure
    • Department Header: Select to make this page a department header
    • Description: Briefly describe the page
    • Keywords: Input keywords to enhance search functionality
    • Page Tags: Specify custom tags for your pages to allow for better search engine optimization or social media sharing
      Note: Tags are entered in HTML format
    • Image: Provide an image to represent the page
    • Hidden: Choose to hide this page from the site menus
    • Feature Column: Display the feature column on this page
  6. Click the Create Page button
    Web Central Create Page button.
  7. If you want, edit your page and click the Save and Publish button
    Web Central Save and Publish Page Button.
  8. View the subpage in the secondary navigation
    Web Central New Subpage in Secondary Navigation.

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  • Barb Klausler

    Under step 4, Add Page does not pop up when I hover over an existing page name. So it seems like my only option is to click on Add Page at the bottom of the menu and then go to the Site Map and drag it under the existing page name. Is this correct?

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  • Clara Siegele

    Hi Barb Klausler, depending on your site design this may show as a plus sign underneath the page instead. I have added a note under step 4 above to show what that looks like!

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  • Barb Klausler

    Thanks, Clara!

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