Add a page with subpages

Menu items and page content

To avoid overloading the main menu with information, you can create pages with their own page menu. In your role as editor, you can insert as many subpages as you like in this page menu. You can group the subpages thematically using headings.

Note: In order to be able to assign subpages to a page menu, you must first have created the subpages as pages.
See: Creating a menu item/page with your own content

Example:


 

Step 1:  Convert page to subpage

Navigate to > Navigation > Pages

1. Create a new page or open an existing page to edit it.

See: Creating a menu item/page with your own content

2. Hide the subpage in the main menu.
Usually, subpages should not be accessed directly from the main menu, but only from the submenu of the page to which they have been assigned.
Mark the selection "Hide in navigation menu".



3. Save your changes with

• Update to make further changes

• Update and close to return to the page overview and prepare further subpages if necessary.

The page is now no longer displayed in the main menu. 

Step 2: Assign subpages to a page with a submenu

1. Open the page on which you want to insert your subpages.

2. Create a submenu.
Click on Add submenu: Add new below the text editor to create a submenu.



3. Define a heading.
Write a thematic heading for the pages of your submenu in the field "Add heading".

Optional: Click the box under "Hide heading" to hide the heading.




4. Add the desired subpages to your submenu.
Click on Add Subpages - New to add subpages.
Select the desired page from the drop-down menu. You can search for the page title in the search field.

 

Repeat point 4 to add more subpages to this heading.
Repeat points 3 and 4 to add more thematically grouped subpages to the page. 

5. Save your changes.
Click on 

• Update to make further changes

• Update and close to return to the page overview

Edit submenu: Sort, delete, change

1. Change the order of the sub-pages
by clicking on the page in the "Position" column and moving it with Drag'n Drop.


After saving by clicking on Update or Update and close, the subpages appear in the new order.

2. Delete individual subpages
by checking the box in the column "Delete" next to the subpage you want to remove from the submenu and clicking Update or Update and Close.

The page is removed from the submenu but remains in the page overview.

3. Delete a submenu
by checking the box  in the column "Delete" next to the heading of the submenu you want to remove from the page and clicking Update or Update and Close.


 
The submenu and all associated subpages are removed from the menu page. 
The pages themselves remain in the page overview. 

Note:
Each subpage can in turn contain its own submenus. 
Submenus are only visible on the first level, i.e. on the page to which the submenu has been assigned. 
We recommend that you do not set up more than two hierarchy levels.