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Creating a New Page

To create a new page, select the parent asset, typically the folder that will contain the new page.

From the Utility Bar, click the Add Content Button. A dropdown list of options displays.

From the dropdown list, select Page.

The Workspace will automatically display the following fields that need to be populated prior to creating the new asset.

When creating any new asset in Cascade (and pages are a type of asset), the File Name of the asset becomes part of the URL (web address) for that page. See Naming Conventions for how to name assets.

Depending on the user's account privileges, there may be other options to select, such as New > [Department Name] > Page. In these cases, this selects a specific template for the page.


  • Page Name – Name of the page using the correct Naming ConventionsDo not use spaces, special characters, punctuation, or uppercase letters. If the file name is more than one word, separate the words with hyphens (e.g. torero-club-events).
  • Placement Folder – The default setting creates the new page under the Site Folder root. Click the Placement Folder Field to open the Slider Pane and select the desired placement folder. A folder will not display any pages contained within unless one of the pages (and only one) is titled index with a lower case "i."
  • Title – Displays text in the navigation menu if Display in Navigation is set to Yes.
  • Display in Navigation – Select Yes to show the folder in the navigation menu.
  • Navigation Title (optional) – By default the navigation text will use the regular Title text. Fill in this field to create navigation link text different from your main page heading textTitle text. This is commonly used to abbreviate the name of a page for display in the navigation.


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