Quick Add a New Page (RibbonBar)

How to add a new page to a site using the RibbonBarThe RibbonBar is an alternative Control Panel that is provided with DNN. The RibbonBar displays site management tools grouped under the categories: Common Tasks, Current Page, Admin and Host. that will only visible to Administrators until permissions are updated. Name is the only required field. Accepting all the other default settings will display the new page in the menu to the right of the original page. Pages added using this tutorial are only visible to Administrators, allowing them to add content to the page before setting it as viewable by one or more user roles. See "Setting Page Permissions"

Note 1: If content localization is enabled, the below tutorial will add a neutral culture page that will be used for all languages. This topic assumes the site is being viewed in the default language. See "Adding a New Page"

Note 2: If a maximum number of pages have been set for the site, the Add PageA page on a DNN site. button is disabled when the maximum number of pages is reached. Only SuperUsers can allow more pages. See "Editing Host Settings for a Site"

  1. Hover over the Pages link until the Pages menu is displayed.
  2. Go to the Add New PageA page on a DNN site. section.
  3. In the Name text box, enter a name for the page. This is the name which appears in the menu.
  4. Optional. At Template, select a page template. PageA page on a DNN site. templates add one or more modules with optional content to the page - OR - Select No template. The Default template included with DNN adds an HTMLHypertext Markup Language. A set of tags used to mark the structural elements of text files. HTML files include tags that create hyperlinks to other documents on the Internet. module without any content into the Content Pane.
  5. Optional. At Insert, select from these options:
  6. Optional. At Include In Menu, mark  the check box to include this page in the menu - OR - unmark  the check box to hide the page in the menu. Note: Provide users with another way to navigate to the page by adding a link to that page using the HTMLHypertext Markup Language. A set of tags used to mark the structural elements of text files. HTML files include tags that create hyperlinks to other documents on the Internet. or Links module. Administrators can navigate to the page using the Pages module.
  7. Click the Add PageA page on a DNN site. button.


Adding a New PageA page on a DNN site. using the RibbonBarThe RibbonBar is an alternative Control Panel that is provided with DNN. The RibbonBar displays site management tools grouped under the categories: Common Tasks, Current Page, Admin and Host.

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