Tutorials

This article explains how to add subpages to your Weebly website. BTW, before you dig more into details here, you may want to have a look at the previous tutorial on how to add pages on Weebly.

Well, you can do this by dragging a page or pages underneath and to the right of another page. These subpages appear in a drop-down menu when you scroll over the page to which you connected them.

To edit the content of a page just click on its link from the navigation menu or go to the Pages tab, select the page from the list, and it will open in the Editor.

To make things even simpler here’s a video that showcases the procedure of adding subpages.

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In order to add different types of elements such as images, text zones, videos, and so on, we will need then to add them as elements. They are the building blocks of a website. Mostly all the content you add to your web pages will be built with elements.

It is simple, you only need to find the element you want to use then Click, Drag and Drop it exactly where you want it. It’s literally: Find, Click, Drag, Drop.

It’s possible to add as many elements to a page as you want, and the page will just lengthen as you add more elements on top of, or below, the last. As you drag an Element to a page, this blue guide line will tell you where the element will be placed when you drop it.

Either stack elements on top of each other, or, drag one element to the left or right of another.

When you place elements side-by-side, we’ll generate two columns on the page that allot equal space to each element.

You can adjust the space between these columns by using the narrow bar that appears between them. Just click and drag to the left or right.

All elements have three universal options: Copy, Delete and Move.

Hover over an element and a blue box will appear.

The “X” in the upper right allows you to delete this element. Keep in mind though, once deleted, it can never come back.

The arrow in the upper left allows you to copy an element (to the same page or another page) to move an element (to another page).

And clicking on the box between the “X” and the arrow, allows you to pick the element up and drag it around the page.

There you go. We’re done with this article. :)

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