Reordering Items on Signposting Pages
Overview
You may wish to change the order that the items appear on your signposting pages; you may want the most important to appear at the top, or the most recent or you may wish to arrange the alphabetically.
Method
1. Go to the dashboard.
2. Select Signposting Pages
3. To change the order of the Subsection Titles, move the mouse over the number of the section until the cursor changes to the drag symbol
and drag the section to the new position as required.
4. To change the order of the page links within a subsection, go to the page links and
move the mouse over the number of the section until the cursor changes to the drag symbol and drag the link to the new position.
5. Once you are ready, update the page.
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