Move Page to a Different Location in Navigational Hierarchy
If you go to your CMS website's site map (www.yoursite.com/sitemap.aspx) you will see that pages are arranged in a hierarchy with child/sub-pages appearing below parent pages.
After a page has been created, you can move that page to a different location in the hierarchy if you do not like the specific location to which it was initially added.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Move Pages Up or Down in Hierarchy
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Go to the page for which you would like to change location.
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Click the "Page Settings" button (located either at the very bottom or very top of the screen).
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Click the link that says "Add/Edit Pages" (it's in the top part of the screen, but not in the very tip-top).
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Locate the page you want to move in the list.
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Use the blue/purple up/down arrow icons to move the page in the hierarchy.
Note: Pages only move up and down amongst other pages at the same hierarchical level. If a parent page moves, all associate child pages move with the parent.
Change the Parent of a Child Page
To change the parent page of a child:
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Go to the page whose parent you want to change.
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Click the "Page Settings" button (located either at the very bottom or very top of the screen).
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Click the "Browse" button/link next to the words "Managing Site Webpages."
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Click the page in the list that you want to be the parent page.
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Click the Save button at the bottom of the screen.