Channel pages let you organize information in a structured manner. This makes it easier to find relevant content well after it has been published, making it useful for sharing evergreen information.
Configuring Pages
To enable pages in any channel, all you have to do is go to that Channel's Settings and enable the Pages tab. You can also choose which tab opens by default when a user opens the channel.
If you only want that channel to have pages and no article feed, you can disable the Articles tab.
Choosing channel tabs
The tabs that you enable will depend on the type of content that is being shared there.
- For information that is mostly relevant for a short time (e.g. news, events, challenges), enable the Articles tab.
- For information that is evergreen and that users will often access (e.g. work policies, SOPs, guides), enable the Pages tab.
- If the information is mixed, enable both of them.
If you only want to share content for the pages, you can hide the channel's articles from the homepage feed by checking the toggle Hide from the recent articles section on the homepage
Creating Pages
At the moment, only articles can be added as pages, but this may change in the future.
To create a page, you will have to click "Add an article" and choose from an existing article in that channel.
If no articles are available, publish the article first and then add it to the pages' hierarchy.
Organizing Pages
The hierarchical nature of pages makes it a perfect choice for structuring and organizing information. To organize pages, all you have to do is drag a page and drop it where you want to place it.
Keep in mind that the maximum nesting level of a page is 5.
When opening the pages tab, the user will be taken to the first page in the hierarchy.