So, you're ready to take your Webador website to the next level? Adding pages is the way to do it. Think of pages as the building blocks of your online home. Whether you want to showcase your products, share your incredible story, or offer different types of services – pages are how you make it all happen.
Step 1
First things first, head to your Editor. Log in to your Webador account and click on "Edit Site".
Go to the Pages tab.
Step 2
Look for the "Pages" Menu. On the top bar of your editor, you'll spot Pages. Click here.
Once you're in the Pages menu, look for the blue + Add Page button. It's usually on the bottom of all your pages.
Step 3
Enter the following information for your new page:
- Name: Give your page a name that will be shown on your website's menu, e.g. 'About us', 'Contact', or 'Place order'.
- Banner: Add a Banner to the top of the page.
- Page content: Select one of these if you don't want to start with an empty page. You can always change the layout in the Editor later.
- SEO settings: Make the page visible in Google search results, and add a page title and description to make it more easily findable. You can also add an image for social media sharing.
- Extra settings: Make the page visible or not visible in the menu, and add password-protection.
Click on Save.
✔ Tip: Add a page in a specific place via the + icon that appears between the pages.
Just like that, you've created a brand new page on your website! It will now appear in your "Pages" menu on the top and in your website menu.
Now you can fill your new page with your content! Click on your newly created page in the "Pages" menu. You'll see it appear in the main editor area. Now you can start adding text, images, videos, contact forms, online store elements – whatever you want to make your page stand out!
Change page order
If you've added a number of pages to your website and want to change their order, you can do so, by dragging them up or down.
Creating a submenu
Creating a submenu for your website is done similarly. Instead of dragging the page up or down, you create multiple levels by dragging the page to the left or right.