Add a page to your website menu

Build a page in the page builder, set it Live, and add it to the navigation bar: choose the page from the dropdown, group pages under one menu item, and save. Every page of your organisation shows the same menu.

Communication - your own website - 6 min. You need: to be an admin of your organisation

Nobody sees the new page until you set it to Live. Nothing is sent to anyone.

The Navigation Bar panel with a new menu link and the list of pages to choose from: Home, About us, Our locations, Vacancies, Contact
Pick a page from the list. That is all.

What you will be able to do

  • Make a page An empty page, with a name.
  • Put it online So everyone can open it.
  • Add it to the menu Pick it from a list.
  • Make a group Several pages under one word.

Get this ready first

  • Be an admin Only admins see these screens. Not an admin? Ask the person who looks after CoVince where you work.
  • Know the menu Write down the words for the top of your website. For example: About us, Our locations, Contact.

Do it together, one step at a time

Nine steps. First you make the page. Then you put it in the menu.

  1. Open your pages

    Your website pages are in the Editor.

    • Open the Editor and choose your organisation.
    • In the list on the left, click Organisation Landings Pages .
    • At the top you see New page, Make product landing page with AI, Upload existing page, Domains & SEO and Statistics.
    The Editor, Landings Pages: New page, Make product landing page with AI, Upload existing page, Domains and SEO, Statistics
    New page is the first button.

  2. Start a new page

    Pick "Empty page" for a normal page.

    • Press New page.
    • Under Page , click Empty page . It gets an orange edge.
    • News overview is a page with a search bar and a list of news, ready made.
    • Leave the Template cards alone for now. They are for pages that other pages are built from.
    • Press Next.
    The New page window: What are you making? Empty page, News overview, and three templates, with the Next button
    Empty page, then Next.

  3. Give the page a name

    The name is what you will pick later in the menu list.

    • Type the name, for example Our locations .
    • Press Create page. The page opens in the page builder.
    The New page window, step 2: What is the page called? with Our locations typed in, and the Create page button
    A clear name makes the menu easy.

  4. Fill the page, and put it online

    Put something on the page. Then switch it to Live, so visitors can open it.

    • Press + Section and pick a block - a title, a text, a picture. Fill it in on the left; the right side shows the page.
    • Press Page settings at the top.
    • At Status , choose Live — everyone can see it . Close the window.
    • Press Save (top right).
    The page builder: Structure and Content on the left with + Section, the live canvas on the right with Desktop, Tablet and Mobile, and the Save button
    Left: what is on the page. Right: how it looks.

  5. Open the menu

    The menu belongs to your main page. It is shown on every page.

    • In the list on the left, click Organisation Main Landings Page .
    • Under Structure & Content , click the row Navigation Bar - Organisation main menu .
    • The menu opens under it. Check that Nav bar on is ticked.
    The main landing page in the page builder, with the row Navigation Bar - Organisation main menu at the top of Structure and Content
    The Navigation Bar row is at the top.

  6. Put pages under one word

    One word in the menu, and a small list opens under it.

    • Make a link for the group, for example Work with us .
    • Choose Menu only (no link) : the word only opens the list.
    • Press + Sub item under it. Give the sub item a name and pick its page, just like before.
    • A sub item can have its own + Sub item: that is the third level, and the last.
    • Press the red × on a block to remove it.
    The Navigation Bar: Nav bar on, Link #1 About us to the page About us, Link #2 Work with us as Menu only, with Sub item 2.1 Vacancies to the page Vacancies
    "Work with us" opens a small list with "Vacancies".

  7. Save the menu

    Press Save nav bar. Now every page shows the new menu.

    • Action button : the button on the right of the menu. Type its words, for example Log in , and the web address it opens.
    • Press Save nav bar. A green message says Nav bar saved .
    The bottom of the Navigation Bar panel: + Add link, the Action button with Log in and /dashboard, and the Save nav bar button
    The orange button saves the menu.

  8. Where the menu is kept

    The menu is also listed in Data Aspects. Keep "Nav bar enabled" ticked there.

    • Click Organisation Data Aspects and scroll to Nav bar items .
    • You see the same menu links as in the Navigation Bar. Add item adds one here.
    • Tick Nav bar enabled . If it is off, no page shows a menu.
    • Nav bar logo : Pick image sets the logo on the left of the menu.
    • Press Save at the top of the section.
    Organisation Data Aspects: Nav bar items with Add item, Nav bar enabled, Nav bar action button, Nav bar logo with Pick image
    The same menu, kept on your organisation.

  9. Look at your website

    Open a page of your website. The menu is at the top.

    • Open your website, or press Open next to a page in Organisation Landings Pages .
    • At the top you see your words. A group opens its small list when you point at it or click it.
    • Click your new page: it opens.
    • On a phone, the menu is behind the menu button at the top. Tap a group to fold it open.

If something is not right

There is no menu on my website.

Tick "Nav bar on" in the Navigation Bar (or "Nav bar enabled" in Data Aspects), and add at least one link. Then save.

My page is not in the list.

Close the Navigation Bar and open it again.

Visitors cannot open my page.

Set the page to Live in Page settings.

A word in the menu does not show.

A "Menu only" word needs at least one sub item.

The words, in plain language

navigation bar
The menu at the top of your website, with the words people click.
dropdown
A small list that opens under one word in the menu.
Live
Online: everyone who has the link or clicks the menu can see the page.

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