Website Structure
Before we add any content to our websites let’s first remind ourselves of the website structure.
The pages in level #2 will form part of your main menu and appear in your header Nav Bar
The pages in level #3 form your sub-menu and will appear in you side-bar navigation only.
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Level #2 | Level #3 |
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Home > |
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Blog >> | Blog Post 1 |
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Blog Post 2, etc. | |
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Review Comparison >> | Review Product 1 |
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Review Product 2 | |
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Review Product 3 – 7 | |
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Information Summary >> | Article 1 |
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Article 2 | |
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Article 3 | |
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Article 4 | |
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Article 5 – 20 |
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About |
You have to fill all those pages with content before you even begin to get your site indexed or point any traffic at it.
I can do this in under two hours but how do I do it? Simple, I cheat!! And I go backwards…
In the next post I’ll look at how you can gather up some relevant information…
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Hey Dave/Thad,
The example site shows a Contact & Privacy page on both footers but not on top main navigation tabs. Is this intentional? Or do I need to go back and do some reading:))
Is the little diagram you have in the top of the post accurate? If so, would it be possible to see a copy that we can actually read:)) Although your linking structure is pretty straight forward, those type diagrams can come in handy.
Hope you and Thad have a happy holiday!!
Hi Fred,
Yes, that’s intentional. You only need one ‘About’ page which includes the Contact & Privacy. But the footer links deliberately highlight them separately using ‘named anchors’. It’s all in the guide.
The little diagram is just a picture. It’s not meant to be an example. I just like adding pics to the blog.
And you only need one footer menu. There are two shown on the demo site as there are two different ways to create them.
Happy Holidays to you too!!