Managing Pages and Hierarchy

Learn how to create, organize, and manage pages within your Cravo site.


Overview

Your Cravo site's structure comes from your Craft.do document. Every nested page in Craft becomes a page on your site. This guide covers:

  • Creating new pages
  • Organizing page hierarchy
  • Setting your homepage
  • Reordering pages

Creating Pages

Since Cravo syncs from Craft.do, you create pages directly in Craft:

  1. Open your linked Craft document
  2. Add a new nested page (click + or use Cmd/Ctrl + Enter)
  3. Add content to your new page
  4. Trigger a sync in Cravo (or wait for auto-sync)

💡 TIP
Pages nested inside other pages become child pages on your site.


Understanding Page Hierarchy

Your page structure in Craft directly maps to your site's navigation:

text
1Craft Document
2├── About → /about
3│ ├── Team → /about/team
4│ └── History → /about/history
5├── Blog → /blog
6│ ├── Post 1 → /blog/post-1
7│ └── Post 2 → /blog/post-2
8└── Contact → /contact

Hierarchy Benefits

  • SEO-friendly URLs – Clean, readable paths
  • Auto-navigation – Sidebar and breadcrumbs use hierarchy
  • Organization – Group related content together

Setting Your Homepage

The homepage is the first page visitors see when they access your site root (/).

Changing the Homepage

  1. Go to Dashboard → select your site
  2. Navigate to Content → Pages
  3. Find the page you want as homepage
  4. Click the Set as Home option
  5. Save your changes

⚠️ WARNING
Only one page can be the homepage. Setting a new homepage changes the previous one to a regular page.


Reordering Pages

Page order in navigation follows the order in your Craft document:

  1. Open your Craft document
  2. Drag pages to reorder them
  3. Sync your changes to Cravo

The new order will reflect in your Top Menu, Side Menu, and other navigation elements.


Page Settings

Each page can have individual settings:

SettingDescription
TitlePage name (from Craft page title)
SlugURL path segment
Page TypePage, Blog, or Link
VisibilityShow/hide from navigation

📸 PLACEHOLDER: Screenshot
Page settings panel showing available options.


Best Practices

  1. Keep hierarchy shallow – 2-3 levels maximum for best UX
  2. Use clear names – Page titles become navigation labels
  3. Group logically – Related content under parent pages
  4. Review after sync – Verify structure after major Craft changes

What's Next?


Need help? Contact us at support@cravo.life