- [Instructor] Our Sales site has one main page,
and then it has links to Conversations,
Documents, Notebooks, Pages and so on.
I'm going to click Pages,
so that we can go see the pages
that are available on our site.
And this is our Home page.
It's the only page that has been created.
But I can add other pages to this site, if I wish.
Simply click Settings, and choose Add a page.
And I don't need to be here to do it.
I can be on the Home page, as well.
We have some sales videos,
and I'm going to put those on a page of their own.
Simply type Sales Videos, there's my new page.
As I'm working on this page, I can save it
as a draft, if I wish.
I can remove this image in the background,
and if I do then it'll just scrunch this up neatly,
or I can add a different image.
And if I do, I can choose images already at the site.
This is the S that was used previously for our logo.
I can upload images, search for images, go to a link.
I'm simply going to upload a larger image, this Wind farm.
And I'm going to add this image.
And note when I do that I have the ability
to adjust this image by simply clicking on it,
click the image focal point.
This allows me to say
where the most important part of the image is.
Let's try it right there
where I have a little bit of terrain in it.
And there are our Sales Videos.
This is how I add a specific page to a site.
After adding a page, the page is normally
just being saved for me.
I can save it as a draft, as I work on it
I can add different web parts to this page,
which we will be talking about in the next movie.
And when I'm all ready, I can publish this.
But right now I'm simply going to save it as a draft.
And if I look on the page, notice, here we go,
Sales-Videos.aspx, our new page,
in our modern SharePoint site.