Overview

This article explains how to create sub-pages in Juniper Websites using the Sub-page component block. Sub-pages allow you to organise content into separate pages or folders instead of one long page. The content you can organise includes sub-pages, internal webpage links and external webpage links.

Sub-pages are an ideal way to categorise related information in one place without adding pages that may clutter your navigation menu. They are helpful if you want to create a series of individual subpages for classes under a main Class Pages page, or if you have a Key Information page that includes links to sub-pages such as Admissions, Policies, and School Improvement. 

Instructions

Follow these steps to add and create your sub-page(s) to an existing page:

• To open the Sub-page block window:
  1. Navigate to or create the page that you want to create the sub-pages on.
  2. Select Blocks from the Edit tab:
     
  3. When selected, scroll down the list of blocks and select Sub-page:
     
• Repeat for each sub-page or link that you want to add to the Sub-page block:
  
  1. Select Add sub-page to add a sub-page, then go to Step 3.
  2. Select Add external link to add a link to an external webpage, then go to Step 4.
  3. Select Add internal link to add a link to an existing internal webpage, then go to Step 5.

• To add a sub-page from Add Sub-page:

  

  1. Enter a Page Title for the sub-page.
  2. Select how you want the sub-page link to open (in a new window, in the existing window, or embedded in the current page).
  3. Select OK. To add more sub-pages or links, return to Step 2, otherwise go to Step 6.

• To add an External Link from Add External Link:

  

  1. Enter the text that you want to use for the link in Display Text.
  2. Enter the URL for the external webpage link.
  3. Select how you want the link to open (in a new window, in the existing window, or embedded in the current page).
  4. Select OK. To add more sub-pages or links, return to Step 2, otherwise go to Step 6.

• To add an Internal Link from Add Internal Link:

  

  1. Enter the text that you want to use for the link in Display Text.
  2. Select the page in your website that you want to link to.
  3. Select how you want the link to open (in a new window, in the existing window, or embedded in the current page).
  4. Select OK. To add more sub-pages or links, return to Step 2, otherwise go to Step 6.

• Optionally, select the Sort Order of the sub-pages / links:

  

  1. If you leave as Default, drag and drop the pages in the appropriate order.
  2. Select Name A-Z to sort in ascending alphabetical order.
  3. Select Name Z-A to sort in descending alphabetical order.
• To configure the way the Sub-page block looks:
  1. Select Icons to add and configure your icons, and to determine the layout of the Sub-page bock:
     
     1. Check Include icons to add icons to your sub-page links.
     2. Select the layout of the sub-pages (Icon layout):
        1. Side by side - to list icons across the page.
        2. Stacked - to list down the page
     3. Select the Icon size (either Small or Large).
     4. To edit the title of an icon, select the pencil icon.
     5. To change the default star the icon:
        1. Select the horizontal ellipses.
        2. When prompted search for and locate the icon you want to select, or alternatively, upload an icon of your choice. 
        3. Select OK.

• Optinally, to add a title and configure navigation settings:

  

  1. Select General
  2. To add a title to the Sub-page block:
     1. Check Include Title to show title.
     2. Enter a Title.
  3. Check Hide from website navigation to ensure the sub-pages are not listed in the website navigation menus.
  4. Select OK.
• Save your changes (see Juniper Websites: What do the different save options mean?).

Outcome

The sub-page block and associated sub-pages are created:

Your Sub-pages can be edited in the same way that you edit other pages. If your Sub-pages are hidden in the site navigation, locate the pages through your Sitemap View to view and subsequently edit them.

Related information

• Juniper Websites: How can I view my sitemap?
• Juniper Websites: What do the different save options mean?

Updated 13 October 2025 14:53