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A sub-page is a page within the section. For example, cnu.edu/academics/departments is a sub-page of cnu.edu/academics. When a sub-page is created, only the index page for the new sub-page is created.
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Adding a section
- Browse to the main site (waypoint for cnu.edu or my for myCNU)
- Click
+Add Content - From the menu, select
Section - Name the new section folder using according to naming conventions
- Click
Submit - The new section folder with associated assets has been created
Edit _config block
The _config block is where you set things like the section name, header for the section landing page, and any widgets (like navigation menus and learn more blocks) in the left and/or right columns.
- Click on the
_configblock in the section and clickEdit - Enter the section name and choose an image block for the header if needed
- The navigation block is already linked in the left widget column for cnu.edu pages and the right widget column for myCNU pages
- Add any additional widgets in their respective columns – contact block, learn more, etc.
- Note: myCNU uses a two-column layout. Only the right column should have widgets.
- Click the vertical ellipsis in the top right, enter any comments for what edits were made, and then slick
Submit
Edit index page
- Select the
indexpage in the section and clickEdit - Enter the page name in the
Display NameandTitlefields – this is how the page name will display in the navigation menu and in other link assets - Select a page template from the
pagedropdown- The CNU template is the default and is used for cnu.edu and myCNU pages
- Events and Center sites are exceptions and have their own template in the dropdown
- Select the checkboxes for left and/or right sidebar
- This sets the column layout
- myCNU uses a two column layout with a right sidebar
- cnu.edu uses a two or three column layout
- Add content blocks to the
Main Contentsection - Click the vertical ellipsis in the top right, enter any comments for what edits were made, and then slick
Submit
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