Add Pages & subpages

Build a hierarchy for your content as you create a multi-level Page structure.

You can add Pages directly to your and make them top-level objects like the main chapters in a book. But you can also use them to build a more complex structure if you add them as subpages to existing Pages or .

This is how you create a blank, top-level Page in a Planner.

Add a top-level Page

1. Go to the [Documents] section in a Planner.

2. Press the [+] icon at the top of the middle pane

3. Select [Page].

4. Choose [Blank Page] if you want to start from scratch or [Use template] to start with prepopulated content. For more details, see Template Center

5. Give your new Page a name and press [Create].

You can also create a top-level Page in an existing Section. To do so, press the [+] icon next to the Section name.

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This is how you create a blank subpage in a Planner.

Add a subpage

1. Go to the [Documents] section in a Planner.

2. In the middle pane, press the [+] icon next to an existing Page.

3. Choose [Blank Page] if you want to start from scratch or [Use template] to start with prepopulated content. For more details, see Template Center

4. Give your new subpage a name and press [Create].

Pages and subpages give you the same options when managing your content. The only difference is in their position in the Planner's structure.

In the middle pane, you can reorder Pages using a simple drag and drop.

You can also drop a Page directly onto another Page to turn it into a subpage of the target Page.

Or you can drop a Page onto a Section to make it a part of that Section.

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Related articles:

Documents Template Center

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