Weebly allows you to create multiple pages and automatically builds a navigation menu Lets explore Login to Weebly Find the Pages tab Here you see your existing pages menu created from your template ID: 650787
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Working with Pages
Weebly
allows you to create multiple pages, and automatically builds a navigation menu
Lets exploreLogin to WeeblyFind the Pages tabHere you see your existing pages menu (created from your template)Slide3
Adding a page
Click the plus sign
Choose type of
page… Select Standard Page for nowSlide4
Adding a page, continued
The new page properties sheet appears
Add a page name
Choose header (can leave default)Visibility (you can make pages require a password, making them invisible to the general public)The SEO settings is for Search Engine Optimization, to try to customize/tweak what searches will lead to your page
So, just set the page name for the moment
Don’t forget to hit Save!Slide5
Copying/removing pages
You can delete pages you don’t want
Select the page in the Pages menu, you return to the properties sheet for the page
Now, there are buttons to copy a page (useful if you have a complicated design you want to reuse) or delete Slide6
Arranging the menu
Click the “handle” on the left side of your page name buttons
Now, drag it up or down – this reorders your menu
This isn’t the actual menu! In this theme, the Menu is horizontal even though the menu is verticalIf you drag the page right, it indents and becomes a submenu item in the navigation menuHere you can see what dragging the page left did in the “live” menuSlide7
Page Types
Sort of a fib… some are “pages”, some are links
Standard page – almost a blank slate
Blog page – creates a blog format, with common elements to blogs lie About the Author and RSS feedStore Page – create categories and product pages – we wont use thisExternal Page – just creates a link to an external website in your navigation menuNonclickable
Menu – no page itself, but a menu item – you could nest other things beneath itSlide8
Pages Summary
Page types – Standard page is your most used
Navigation is re-ordered by dragging pages up or down in the Pages menu
You can indent pages below other pages makes indented page a submenu in navigationExternal and Non-clickable have special behaviors