One Menu Tab, Several Pages

11 November 2026 featureswebsite
A stack of colored books lying together, standing for several pages grouped under one heading
A container groups pages under one heading, and pinning draws a short page inside a longer one

A menu with eleven tabs across the top is a menu nobody reads. Website, then Pages, now gives you two ways to make a long list shorter without taking anything off your site.

Add a Container

There are two buttons at the top of the Pages screen. Add a Container is free to everybody. Add a Custom Page is for premium members, and that is a page you write yourself.

A container is only a heading. It holds no content, it has no address of its own, and it exists to group pages you already have. Give it a name, give it a short description if you want one, then drag your pages onto it. The container's row tells you how many are inside: CONTAINER (5 pages).

What a visitor sees depends on the design. On a design with a drop-down menu, the container becomes the drop-down. On a design without one, the tab opens the first page in the container and the others are drawn below it, each under its own heading. Dragging a page to the top of the container is how you choose which one opens, which is worth knowing if you have strong feelings about whether a visitor lands on your photographs or your reel.

A container with pages in it cannot be deleted. Drag them out first. The bin is switched off until you do, with the reason written on it, so you cannot empty a group by accident.

Pin a page inside another page

Point a page's Part of control at a real page instead of a container and something different happens: the page leaves the menu entirely and its content is drawn at the bottom of the page you chose, under its own heading. Clients under Credits. Awards under About. Its own address still works, and a visitor who follows it lands on that block.

Only content pages can be pinned: Press, Reviews, Awards, Events, Headshots, Links and Downloads. Those read perfectly well as part of a longer page. An ordinary page pinned inside another would simply vanish from your site, so the screen does not offer it.

What the colored word on each row means

Every row now carries one label. Green DEFAULT is a page the platform gives everybody. Home, Profile and Contact are always on, and the screen will not let you switch them off, because a site with nothing about you and no way to reach you is not a site. Orange CUSTOM is a page you wrote. Blue CONDITIONAL is one that appeared because the content for it arrived.

Your order still comes from dragging rows up and down, and two-level menus work the way they always have. If you have never looked at this screen, the menu is built from your account, so everything on it is already yours.

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