Prerequisites / Requirements
Access to your website builder.
Step-by-Step Instructions
1. Open the Pages Panel
Click Pages in the top menu to open the page manager.
Here, you can manage your website's pages and folders.
2. Create a New Folder
Click the red button in the top-right corner of the Pages panel.
3. Select New Folder
Under Type, select New Folder.
Enter the folder name. This name will appear in your website's main navigation menu.
Click Done to create the folder.
4. Add Pages to the Folder
Once the folder is created, you can add pages to it. These pages will appear as items in the folder's drop-down menu.
5. Password-Protect the Folder (Optional)
You can password-protect the folder if you want to restrict access to its pages.
Visitors will need to enter a username and password before they can access the pages in the folder.
6. Manage the Default Index Page
Each new folder automatically includes a page called Index.
The Index page is required for the folder to function and cannot be deleted. However, you can:
Hide it from the menu.
Rename it.
Add content to it.
7. Preview the Folder
Click Preview or publish your website to see how the folder works.
Hover over the folder name in the navigation menu. The pages inside the folder will appear in a drop-down list.
đĄ Tip: Folders are especially useful for organizing larger websites and helping visitors find related pages more easily.
Troubleshooting / FAQs
What is a folder used for?
A folder groups multiple pages under one menu item. When visitors hover over the folder name, its pages appear in a drop-down menu.
Can I delete the Index page?
No. Every folder requires an Index page to function. You can hide or rename it instead.
Can I protect a folder with a password?
Yes. You can optionally password-protect a folder so visitors must enter a username and password to access its pages.
How can I check if my drop-down menu works?
Click Preview or publish your website, then hover over the folder name in the navigation menu.
Summary / Next Steps
Create a folder to group related pages under a single navigation item. Add your pages to the folder, customize the Index page if needed, and use Preview to check the resulting drop-down menu.
