WordPress | Add a New Page
1ST STEP
Add a New Page:
Go to “Pages”,
Choose “Add new”.
(To edit - click on page title or edit under it)
Add page title. (Keep short for navigation and
search engines)
Add page content/images/links.
Put all relevant “tags” in the “Tags” section with a
“,” separating each.
If the page is a part of a larger section, for
instance, this page is a “News Archive” page and
should be a part of “News”, select the appropriate
“Parent” page from the right column menu.
Save as Draft or Publish/Update.
Add a Page to the Top Menu:
Go to “Appearance”.
Choose “Menus”.
Select the “Main Navigation” menu from the
select bar.
In the rst column on this page you will see a
mini menu titled “Pages”. Select the
corresponding checkbox to the page you would
like to add to your menu.
Click “Add to Menu”.
Your page is now a menu item in the navigation.
You should see it to the right, listed with the
other menu pages.
You can also edit the title of this page here to
make it shorter on the navigation menu, if
desired.
2ND STEP
Position Page in the Top Menu:
Now that you have added your page to the
navigational menu you must position it to where
you would like it to appear.
Drag and drop where you would like your page
to appear in the navigation.
If you would like your menu item to appear as a
sub-menu item you would drag and drop it so it
is below and slightly indented under the parent
page.
If you would like your page to appear as its own
menu item, make sure it is not indented under
another page. It should line up with the other
“top-level” (parent) pages.
Click the “Save Menu” button.
3RD STEP
Pages Menu:
Choose “Add New”
List of pages, can click on page name or
edit to edit the page or post.
Appearance menu:
Select which page you would like to
add to the navigation here:
Below is an example of menu structure. “Programs” is a top
level (“parent”) menu item. “Programs and Expertise” and
“GIC Current Projects” are sub-menu (“child”) items under
“Programs”. Please note that our responsive menu items
only go one level deep. For example, you cannot place
another page under “Programs and Expertise” as this would
break responsiveness on mobile devices.
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