Structure

The CMS Structure defines how customer-facing content is organised. It can include pages, sections, navigation, URLs, and relationships between content items.

The Structure page is available at /structure.

Each item can represent a page or section in the website structure. Items may include a label and URL, and can be reordered using drag and drop.

A clear structure

Plan the structure before adding many pages:

• decide which content belongs at the top level;
• group related pages together;
• use clear names for navigation items;
• keep important content easy to find;
• avoid duplicate pages with overlapping purposes.

The exact structure depends on your website or publication setup.