In this SharePoint Online tutorial, we will discuss how to add a site page to a SharePoint navigation, and how to add a Site Page to a SharePoint navigation in Team Site as well as Communication Site.
Along with that, we will cover how to remove a site page from a SharePoint navigation.
Add a Site Page to a SharePoint Site Navigation in Team Site
Here, we will see how to add a site page to a SharePoint site navigation in a team site. To do that we have taken a SharePoint Online Team Site (Mitchell Black).
- Open a SharePoint Online Team Site home page -> Click on Pages which is by default present in the Navigation menu.
- In this Site Pages window, select the Page -> Click on … ellipses -> Click on Copy link.
- This dialog box Link to ‘WALLPAPER.aspx’ opens -> Click on Copy -> Click on the close icon.
- Now, scroll down the navigation menu, at the bottom click on Edit.
- Now, click the + icon to Add a link or label to navigation section.
- In this Add window, paste the copied link in the Address section -> Insert the Display Name as per your requirement -> Click on the OK button.
- Now, at the bottom of the Navigation menu, Enable site navigation audience targeting is available, if you want you can move the toggle toward ON as per your need -> Click on the Save button.
- Go back to the SharePoint Online Team Site home page -> Click on the page you have added to the navigation menu -> Now, the SharePoint site page appears that you have added to the navigation.
This is how to add a Site Page to a team site SharePoint Site Navigation.
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Add a Site Page to a SharePoint navigation in Communication Site
Here, we will see how to add a site page to a SharePoint site navigation in a communication site. To do that we have taken a SharePoint Online Communication Site (Mitchell Black).
- Open a SharePoint Online Communication Site home page -> Click on Pages which is by default present in the navigation menu.
- In this Site Pages window, select the Page as per your requirement -> Click on … ellipses -> Click on Copy link.
- The dialog box that contains a link to the selected SharePoint site page opens -> Click on Copy and then close it.
- Click on Edit -> In this Edit navigation window, click on the + icon to Add a link or label to the navigation.
- In this Add window, paste the copied link in the Address section -> Insert the Display Name as per your requirement -> Click on the OK button.
- At the bottom of the Navigation menu, you can Enable site navigation audience targeting as per your need by moving the toggle toward ON -> Click on the Save button.
- Now, you can see the SharePoint Site Page (MB Home Decor) appears on the Navigation.
This is how we can add a Site Page to a SharePoint navigation in Communication Site.
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Remove a Site Page From a SharePoint Navigation
In this section, we will see how to Remove a Site Page from a SharePoint Navigation. To do that follow the below-mentioned steps.
- Open a SharePoint Online Site home page. For Example, I have taken SharePoint Online Communication Site (Mitchell Black), if you want you can take SharePoint Online Team Site.
- Click on Edit as shown below.
- In this Edit navigation window, click on … ellipses -> Click on Remove ->Click on Save.
This is how to remove a Site Page from a SharePoint navigation.
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Conclusion
From this SharePoint Online tutorial, we will discuss how to add a site page to a SharePoint navigation. And also we discuss some more topics as listed below.
- Add a Site Page to a SharePoint navigation in Team Site
- Add a Site Page to a SharePoint navigation in Communication Site
- Remove a Site Page From a SharePoint Navigation
Preeti Sahu is an expert in Power Apps and has more than 6 years of experience working with SharePoint and the Power Platform. As a Power Platform expert for Power BI, Power Apps, Power Automate, Power Virtual Agents, and Power Pages, she is currently employed with TSinfo Technologies. She is the author of the book Microsoft Power Platform A Deep Dive. She also made a big technical contribution to SharePointDotNet.com in the form of articles on the Power Platform. She enjoys traveling and spending time with her family in her spare time.