Secondary Navigation, sometimes called Left or Left-Hand Navigation, is the set of navigational links that appear on a parent page. These links can display subpages of a section or other links that you can customize.
Important Note:
When you create a Custom Set of links, the site's navigation may change slightly. Custom menus will appear on the Site Map as [Custom Links]. Custom secondary navigation must also be maintained manually. If you adjust the links for a section and want those changes to show in the secondary navigation, you must also adjust the custom menu.
Who can use this feature?
System Administrators | Owners
Secondary Navigation Functions
This section explains the key elements and tools within the Secondary Navigation menu, showing where to find each function and what it looks like in practice.
Note:
The default view is the Sibling Pages and Subpages secondary navigation menu.
Important Note:
The behavior of Secondary Navigation can vary depending on your site's theme or template settings. On some sites, hovering over a navigation menu item automatically reveals its subpages. On other sites, you will need to click the menu item to expand and view its subpages.
The entire Secondary Navigation menu:

Secondary Navigation Options: Choose a different layout option such as Links Associated with a Different Page or New Set of Custom Links:

Expanded Accordion Navigation: View the subpages of a page:

Move Handle: Tool that moves pages to different places in navigation:

Add Page: Click the Add Page link following the other page links in Secondary Navigation to add a new sibling page:

