Subpages Display

Enhancement Requests (new)
1

Web part name (as shown in web part properties) to which you’re suggesting an enhancement
What is current web part behavior (or look) that doesn’t work for you?
After adding pahes under one another there is no option to show that the page falls under another page or is connected in anyway.

Here is the main

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However there are two pages nestled underneath it.

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It’d be nice if there was small menu to show the pages here is an unrelated page on our current sharepoints site.

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What would you like the web part behavior (or look) to be?
I’d like pages nestled under other pages to be visible at the top of the page.

2

Thank you for posting this request. Based on the description, would Sidebar Nav component work for you?
Please check it out and see how it works and let us know.

3

Good morning! The side bar nav is a great feature but now what we are looking for here. I took a screenshot of our website and highlighted what we were envisioning:

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We need something like this so people know where they are when navigating SharePoint and don’t get lost.

4

Thank you for clarifying!
In your screenshot where it says “Expertise”, then a page name, is “Expertise” a folder in Site Pages library or is “Expertise” a parent in Origami top nav and “Environmental Health & Safety” a child of it?

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The reason why this is important is to determine how would this component construct the hierarchy, would it use Top Nav as a source or something else?

5

That screen shot is of our actual website, just an example.

Here is a screenshot of the nav on our sharepoints site that is an actual example:

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Human Resources is a parent page and with Talent Acquisition and Workday Resources underneath it. When you click on Talent Acquisition or Workday Resources it would be nice to have it automatically show somewhere at the top of the page the file path so users understand where they are on the site. Something like this:

Human Resources > Talent Acquisition

Or

Home > Human Resources > Talent Acquisition