You will then see a sidebar with a list of existing pages.
List of default pages in Weebly
To add a new page, simply click on the + button from the sidebar.
Add a new page
There are 6 types of pages you can add to your Weebly site:
Types of pages you can create in Weebly
Standard page — A new empty page that follows your template theme . You can customize the page with drag-and-drop elements like any other Weebly pages. You can set the page to private/public and customize the page URLs in the SEO settings.
Blog Page — A new blog page template where all your articles live. Writing new articles is pretty seamless on Weebly. The blog also comes with a few features such as author, categorization, RSS feed, and comments.
Category Page — Creates a new page that organize similar products in a single page.
Product Page — Adds a new product page to your site.
External Page — Creates a link in the navigation that links to an external site.
Non-clickable Menu — Creates a navigation menu item that's not clickable. Use this to organize your sub pages without redirecting to a new page.
For the purpose of this tutorial, let's create a new standard page.
Create a new standard page
The next section will teach you how to add a new sub page.
How to add a sub page in Weebly
First, create 2 new standard pages and name them sub page 1 and 2 respectively.
Create new sub pages
Note that these are empty pages for now.
To create the sub pages, simply drag sub page 1 & 2 slightly to the right beneath the new page so they are indented.
Drag the pages so they become sub pages
The indented pages have now become sub pages! Weebly will automatically create a dropdown menu for your sub pages.
You can verify this by clicking on the navigation menu and look for the sub pages.
Verify sub pages from the navigation menu
You can also create multi-level sub pages by following the same process.
Multi level sub page example
Using non-clickable menu
This is an optional step.
If you want to create a menu that doesn't redirect to another page like this:
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