Navigation: Secondary Menus

Within the edit view of a page, you can add the navigation widget to a page.

1. On the right side menu, click the Content tab, click the Navigation drop-down menu and find the Navigation widget. Click, hold and drag the Navigation widget onto the desired part of the page, and then release the navigation widget
   

1. In the edit view of the page, click edit on the navigation widget.
2. To choose which pages to display as links in the navigation, select one of the following options:
   • Top-level pages (and their child-pages if the widget template allows this)
     The Navigation widget displays links to pages that are on top level in the pages' hierarchical structure and have no parent.
   • All pages under particular page
     The Navigation widget displays links to pages that are children of just one specific page.
     1. In the treeview, select the parent page and click Done selecting.
   • All pages under currently opened page
     The Navigation widget displays links to pages that are children of the currently opened page.
   • All sibling pages of currently opened page
     The Navigation widget displays links only to pages that are siblings of the currently opened page.
   • Custom selection of pages…
     The Navigation widget displays links only to specific pages you select.
     1. In the treeview, select the checkboxes next to the pages that you want to be part of the navigation.
     2. To add external pages:
        1. Click the External URLs tab
        2. Click the Add external URL button
        3. Enter the title to be displayed on the navigation and the full URL
        4. Optional: Open external URLs in new tab/window
           
     3. When finished, click Done selecting.
        

1. In the edit view of the page, click edit on the navigation widget.
2. Under Levels to include, choose one of the following options:
   • All
     When you select a parent or a group page, the Navigation widget always displays its children pages as well.
   • Number
     The Navigation widget displays the children pages only up to a level of your choice. Choose a level from the Number dropdown menu. For example, if you select 2, the system displays only the top two levels of navigation - the top pages and their immediate children.
     

1. In the edit view of the page, click edit on the navigation widget.
2. From the Template dropdown menu, select the template you want to use for displaying navigation:
   • Dropdown
   • Horizontal
   • List
   • List drop downs
   • Sidebar
   • Sitemap
   • Tabs
   • Topbar
   • Vertical

1. In the edit view of the page, click edit on the navigation widget.
   
2. Click More options and insert CSS classes in the CSS classes field. Multiple CSS classes can be added but must be separated by a space.
   

Within the edit view of a page, you can add the breadcrumb widget to a page.

1. On the right side menu, click the Content tab, click the Navigation drop-down menu and find the Breadcrumb widget. Click, hold and drag the Breadcrumb widget onto the desired part of the page, and then release the widget
   

In the edit view of the page, click edit on the breadcrumb widget.

1. Under What to include include in the breadcrumb…, choose one of the following radio buttons:
   • Full path to the current page
     The system displays the full path to the current page, starting from the homepage.
   • Path starting from a specific page...
     The system displays the path from a selected page to the current page.

     Click Select page and select the page where you want the breadcrumb to begin from.

     NOTE: For the breadcrumb to fulfill its purpose, you should select a page that is the parent to the current page.

     
2. Under Show…, choose one or more of the following options:
   • Home page link
     Displays the home page at the beginning of the breadcrumb.
   • Current page in the end of the breadcrumb
     This displays the current page as a link at the end of the breadcrumb.
   • Group pages in the breadcrumb
     A group page is a container for pages and does not have its own content. It redirects to its first child page.

     
     NOTE: For this option to function as intended, you must also have selected Current page in the end of the breadcrumb.