9.5. Pages and Navigation
Pages and Navigation
azzapp Websites can contain multiple pages, allowing you to organize your content into a complete multi-page website.
9.5.1 Pages overview
Every Website has a Primary page (Home) and can have multiple secondary pages.
The Primary page uses the main Website URL:
azzapp.com/site/website-name
Secondary pages have their own URLs based on their page names:
azzapp.com/site/website-name/page-name
The Primary page is the Website’s main page and cannot be deleted. Secondary pages can be added, duplicated, renamed, reordered, or deleted as needed.
Page names and URLs
Changing a page name affects Primary and secondary pages differently:
Primary page: changing its name changes how it appears in the Website Menu, but does not change the main Website URL
Secondary page: changing its name changes both its name in the Menu and its page URL
For example, renaming a secondary page from Services to What We Do also updates its URL accordingly.
9.5.2 Access and manage pages
Pages are managed from the Pages menu.
Mobile app
You can access the Pages menu from:
Website view → tap the Pages icon in the bottom-right corner
Website Builder → tap the page name in the header
Web platform
Open the Website Editor
Select Pages
From the Pages menu, you can:
Select a page to view or edit
Rename pages
Duplicate pages
Delete secondary pages
Add new secondary pages
Choose whether a secondary page appears in the Website Menu
Reorder pages using click and drag
The Primary page always remains the first page and cannot be deleted.
9.5.3 Add a new page
To add a secondary page:
Open the Pages menu
Select Add new page
Enter a page name
Click Add
The page name is used to create the page URL.
For example, a page called Our Services will receive a corresponding URL based on that name.
New pages are displayed in the Website Menu by default. You can hide them from the Menu later if needed.
9.5.4 Edit page content
Each Website page has its own content and sections.
In the mobile Website Builder or Web Editor:
Open the Pages menu
Select the page you want to work on
The selected page is loaded into the Editor
Add, edit, reorder, or remove sections as needed
Any new section you add is added to the currently selected page.
This makes it important to check which page is selected before adding or editing content.
9.5.5 Website Menu and navigation
By default, Website pages are displayed in the Menu, allowing visitors to navigate between them.
The Pages menu controls how pages appear in Website navigation:
Page name determines the name displayed in the Menu
Page order determines their order in the Menu
The Primary page always appears first
Both Primary and secondary pages can be hidden from the Menu without deleting them
Hiding a page from the Menu does not delete the page. The page can still be accessed directly through its URL.
This can be useful for pages that you want to share selectively without including them in the Website’s main navigation.
9.5.6 Footer navigation
Website sections also include a Footer, which can provide an additional way for visitors to navigate between pages.
Unlike the main Menu, the Footer can be configured to display a selected set of Website pages.
See Sections overview → Footer for more information about configuring the Footer.