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description Display an automatically updated list of top-level pages or folder contents

Top Pages

The Top Pages component automatically creates a list of site pages. Use it for simple navigation, a sitemap, or a set of links that stays in sync as your page structure changes.

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How to Use Top Pages

You’ll find Top Pages under Navigation in the Components list.

  1. Drag Top Pages onto the page.
  2. Choose all top-level pages or select a folder.
  3. Set the direction, alignment, justification, and gap.
  4. Choose whether to show page icons and titles.
  5. Style the title’s Default and Active states.

Component Settings

Pages

Show

  • Top Level Pages — Lists all pages at the root of the site. This is the default.
  • Folder — Lists the pages inside the selected Folder link.

Direction displays links Horizontally or Vertically and defaults to Horizontal.

Align controls cross-axis placement and defaults to Centre. Justify controls main-axis placement and defaults to Start. Gap defaults to theme spacing 4.

Icons

  • Show — Displays each page’s icon. It is off by default.
  • Layout — Arranges the icon and title horizontally or vertically.
  • Alignment — Positions the icon at Start, Centre, or End.
  • Size and Spacing — Default to theme spacing 4 and 2.

Page Titles

Show is enabled by default. Font defaults to the Body font and Size to Base. Weight defaults to 400, letter spacing to Normal, and Italic is off.

Use State to style Default and Active titles independently. Configure Color, Opacity, Shadow, and Underline for each state.

Accessibility

Use descriptive page titles and preserve a visible active state. Page icons should support the title rather than replace it unless their meaning is unambiguous.

Related Components

  • Menu — Provides full responsive site navigation.
  • Tree — Displays expandable multi-level navigation.
  • Breadcrumbs — Shows the current page’s position in the site.

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