Pages and groups

A well-structured page tree makes docs easy to navigate. GitRead gives you three tools for that: pages, subpages and groups.

#Create a page

Click New page below the page list. A new page is added at the end of the list. To create a subpage, right-click an existing page and choose the option to add a subpage.

#Create a group

Click New group and give it a name. Groups appear as headings in the navigation of your public site.

#Drag and drop

Reorder everything by dragging:

• Drop a page above or below another page to place it next to it.
• Drop a page onto another page to make it a subpage.
• Drop a page onto a group to move it into that group.
• Drag groups to change their order.

Subpages stay in the group of their parent page.

#Page settings

Right-click a page and choose Settings to decide which elements are visible on that page, such as the table of contents or the Ask AI button. See Page elements.

#Delete pages and groups

• Deleting a group keeps its pages.
• Deleting a page removes it permanently. Its subpages are not deleted. They move up one level. Link cards that point to the deleted page show as broken.

#Limits

• Pages can be nested up to ten levels deep.
• The number of pages per project depends on your plan. When you reach the limit, GitRead tells you and no new page is created. See Plans and limits.
• A new group needs room for at least one more page in your plan.