# Page Manager

Easily manage the structure of your website. Create pages and folders and drag to re-arrange them just like you would in the Finder.

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### Pages

To create a new page, press Command-N or use the "+" symbol to the right of the Pages title.

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To add add other file types or folders, right-click inside the page list.
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### Code Files (html, css, js, etc)

To create a new file inside of your project, right click inside of the Page Manager and choose "New File".

### Links

Add links to your site structure. To Create a link page, right-click in the Pages area and select "New Link" from the menu.

### Markdown Files

To create a new Markdown File with option front matter, right click inside of the Page Manager and choose "New Markdown File".

### Folders

Folders are a great way to organize site content when you don't need a top level page. Folders can contain any number of pages or additional folders.

To Create a folder, right-click  in the Pages area and select "New Folder" from the menu.


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