Last updated: 2026-03-19 · 1 min read
Organizing Hierarchy with Sub-pages
By creating sub-pages within a page, you can organize content in a tree structure. It's useful for structuring proposal chapters or managing documents by project phase.
Creating a sub-page
- Open the page that will be the parent
- Type
/sub_pagein the editor to add a sub-page block - Enter a title for the sub-page
- Click it to open the sub-page editor
Example page structure
Here's an example structure that takes advantage of hierarchy.
| Level | Page name | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Parent page | Proposal | Overall table of contents and overview |
| Sub-page | Problem summary | Summary of the customer's challenges |
| Sub-page | Solution | Details of the proposed offering |
| Sub-page | Quote | Pricing and terms |
Reordering pages
Drag and drop pages in the sidebar to change the display order or move a page under another page.
A sub-page's visibility settings are independent of its parent. Even if the parent page is published, you can keep an individual sub-page private.
Deleting a parent page also deletes all of its sub-pages.