4. Add content and shape the navigation menu
- Madzy Soetman
- Olle Dahl
- Matilda Ståål
Now that you’ve created a Refined site, let’s add some Confluence spaces and JSM projects to the site structure.
Need detailed instructions? Read the full site structure documentation
Examples of site structures
Create four menu folders which will be the main navigation menu items on your intranet: Teams, Projects, Resources and HR. Everything you group underneath these folders in the site structure appears in dropdown lists in the site’s navigation menu.
Menu folder | Can contain |
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Teams | Two more menu folders (Product and Commercial), to create two columns in the dropdown list:
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Projects | Confluence spaces used for documentation and collaboration. |
Resources | Confluence spaces with information about company strategies, processes and goals. |
HR | Confluence spaces with onboarding guides and employee handbooks. A HR service desk (JSM project) to make it easy for employees to contact HR. |
Want to see a fully functional demo site? Go to the Alto intranet
Create three menu folders which will be the main navigation menu items on your site: technical guides, product integrations and user resources. Everything you group underneath these folders in the Site structure tab appears in drop-downs in the site’s navigation menu.
Menu folder | Can contain |
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Technical guides | Confluence spaces containing information about how to get started, administration, and security. |
Product integrations | Confluence spaces used for documentation and collaboration. |
User resources | Confluence spaces with information about company strategies, processes and goals. |
Want to this example as fully functional demo site? Go to the Alto documentation site
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4. Add content and shape the navigation menu (current page)
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