The folder structure of your pages in the navigation pane are also how level two and three menu items in your site menu will be created. All pages that are in our Base Folder will show up as a level one menu item. Creating a sub-folder will allow you to have level two pages under that sub-folder. Adding another sub-folder within that folder will create level three menu items.
- There must always be an index file in your Base Folder.
- If a sub-folder has an index file, that file will be displayed when the menu is clicked and the sub-pages will expand. Even if there is an index file, the Title of the folder is what will display in the menu.
- If a sub-folder does not have an index file, then when the menu is clicked the sub-pages will expand but no page will load.
- Only three levels of links are supported.
- In order for sub-pages to show in a menu, ‘include in navigation’ must be set to yes for both the page and the containing folder (as explained above).
- Example: As you can see below: the academic affairs site has three levels. The first level is the base folder: ‘Academic Affairs’. The second level is the ‘Faculty Resources’ Folder. The third level is the ‘Milestone Teaching Teams’ folder.
