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# Multi-page navigation

> Split a Mammoth dashboard into pages with the Add menu, the Manage pages panel, or the AI chat, and choose top tabs or a left rail for navigation.

When your dashboard covers multiple topics or audiences, you can organize it into **pages**. Each page has its own set of charts—letting viewers focus on one topic at a time.

## How pages look

In the editor, open the **Design** tab. Under **Format**, set **Navigation** to one of:

- **Top tabs**—A tab bar across the top of the dashboard
- **Left rail**—A sidebar down the left

![Design tab showing the page list and the Navigation setting with Top tabs and Left rail](https://docs.mammoth.io/api/v1/images/20261009_004200_Design-tab-navigation-top-tabs-left-rail.jpg)

## AI-generated pages

When you describe content across several distinct topics, the AI can propose a multi-page structure. For example:

> "Create an executive dashboard with sales performance, marketing metrics, and operations KPIs"

You can also ask for pages explicitly:

> "Split the dashboard into two pages: one for quarterly results and one for team performance"

## Adding and managing pages

**Add a page:** click **Add** in the editor header, then **Page**. Describe what the page is about and the AI composes it, or start from a page layout such as Executive overview, Operational monitor, or Analytical deep-dive. Nothing is added empty.


**Manage pages:** open the **Manage pages** panel to add, rename, duplicate, and delete pages. Drag a page to reorder it.


**Page structure:** in the **Design** tab, **Page structure** sets the layout variant of a page: the same content, arranged differently. Use **Apply to a copy** to keep the saved page and put the new structure on a duplicate.

You can also use the AI chat:

> "Add a new page called 'Customer Insights'"

> "Move the Marketing page to be the first tab"

## Filters across pages

You choose a filter's scope: **Every page** or **This page**. A filter set to every page applies across the whole dashboard. See [Dashboard filters](https://docs.mammoth.io/learn/dashboard/dashboard-filters/).

## Preview on different screens

Use the viewport switch in the editor header to preview **Desktop**, **Tablet**, and **Mobile** layouts and check how your pages look on each.

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Source: https://docs.mammoth.io/learn/dashboard/dashboard-navigations.md · Updated: 2026-10-13