In the Content
section menu, click on the document under which the new document will
be placed. In the toolbar click New.
A New Document
dialog appears. In the "Choose document type" field, choose
Page (Menu Item) and click OK.
Now you are redirected to the editing dialog of the new page (menu item). Enter caption and order number of the item in the menu. Then, choose one the page/menu types:
Page Template - this is the most often used option. It creates a new page based on some predefined template.
Pate Template - uou need to choose some template using the Select... button - the Page Template Catalog appears and you can choose some of the page templates.
Page Title - title of the browser window that will be displayed when user navigates to this page. This value is used for both internal search and by search engine, such as Google.
Page Description - content of the meta tag description. This value is used for both internal search and by search engine, such as Google.
Page Keywords - enter keywords specifying page content. Separate each word with comma. This value is used for both internal search and by search engine, such as Google.
Page URL Address - use this option if you need to create a menu item redirecting users to some special page or to another Web site. You can use ~/ to refer the root folder of your Web site virtual directory.
Examples:
~/shoppingcart.aspx
http://www.google.com
JavaScript - use this option if you need to run a custom action, such as opening a document in a new window.
Example: javascript:alert('Hello');
You can also choose if the page/menu item should be displayed in the site map and if it should be displayed in the menu at all.
After you enter appropriate values, click OK to save the new page/menu item.