The next step is adding pages to the web site and organizing them in certain order. Click the Pages tab to add new pages and define their hierarchy.
A web site consists of several pages linked together in an organized way to present information in an ordered way. Using SiteBuilder, you can arrange the pages in the two levels of hierarchy - top-level pages and second-level pages. Therefore, before this stage you must clearly understand how you intend to structure your web site.
In this version of SiteBuilder, you can add three types of pages to your web site:
Note: The maximum number of top-level and second-level pages you can create using SiteBuilder is 60 (6 top-level pages and 10 second-level pages). This is the limit of the SiteBuilder application. In addition, the total number of pages a user can add is also limited by the business plan defined either by the SiteBuilder administrator or a reseller. In the figure below, the maximum number of pages allowed by the business plan is 10 (see this message in the navigation pane on the Pages tab). If you want to add more pages than allowed by your plan, please contact the SiteBuilder administrator or reseller.
To facilitate working with SiteBuilder, HTML pages are grouped as pre-defined sets of pages, which are different for various types of web sites (business, personal, or other). Depending on the purpose and functionality of your future web site, you can use a ready-to-use page set and modify it to adjust the structure of your web site to your needs.
To add pages to the web site and organize them in a hierarchical structure:
Note: You can preview the web site at any stage of its creation.
When you finish working with the web site structure, click the Edit tab. You will be asked to save changes to the web site structure. Click OK to move to the Edit tab.