Creating a Sub Page within a Sub Page

[Craig Wilson Bradenton]

When creating subpages within the CMS, it only allows you to go one layer deep. I was wondering if there's a way to go 2 or 3 layers deep in sub pages?

If not, is there any solutions for storing additional information that you want people to have access to only if they're interested, without taking up a main link or sub link on your site?

I think I have an idea in mind, I just don't think it's the most proficient way to go about it...my solution is to create a hidden main link, that won't show up in the general nav bar up at the top, and just link the sub page, that I want to go deeper with, to a sub page within the hidden page, essentially creating a page for the vistor to go to that's not creating addtional unnecesary navigation and clutter.

Thoughts?

[OCTeam]

Craig, I think you are wanting to just set up a sub-page with a hidden link to it. We sometimes set them up when we are working with a specific client and want them to have access to just certain price range listings within their search parameter. We create a hidden sub-page and send them the URL. We can then track it as well.
Below is a very basic example of a specific client page that does not show up on our site, if this is what you are thinking. It also keeps them coming back to your site.
http://www.hartanovteam.com/ladera-ranch-kristi.php

[rew danielle]

In this tutorial you can read about the three levels of navigation (Pg. 13) http://www.rewclients.com/clientcent...l-Nov-2006.pdf.
Hopefully this will help you

[Craig Wilson Bradenton]

This was very helpful and have already implemented it throughout our site. Thanks!

[Craig Wilson Bradenton]

Testing 1, 2, 3

[rew danielle]

How is everything working for you so far?