How can I create a sub-sub link in SharePoint?

Question

Management group -> Subscription -> Landing -> Guardrails, PIM.

I've successfully created the link up to Landing, but I'm unsure how to make Guardrails and PIM fall under Landing as sub-links. How do I nest these under Landing?

Answer 1

Hi @Pawar, Monica,

Unfortunately, we don't have an out-of-the-box way to create 4 levels of links in SharePoint at the moment.

According to the SharePoint documentation, we can create at most 2 levels of links under a link. That means we can create up to 3 levels of links.

Reference: Customize the navigation on your SharePoint site

We are always looking for ways to improve SharePoint, and your feedback and suggestions are very valuable.

We suggest that you can make suggestions on this SharePoint Feedback portal for creating 4 levels of links in SharePoint. Your contribution will be highly appreciated.

Have a nice day!

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Answer 2

Hi @Pawar, Monica,

Thank you for posting in this community.

First let me check with you if you are editing the links in the left navigation bar of SharePoint Online?

Please let me know if I have misunderstood.

If yes, then SharePoint supports creating tertiary links in team sites and community sites.

This is the creation step:

1. click the Edit button on the navigation bar.

2. create your first level link

3.create your secondary link and click “Make sub link”.

4. under secondary links, add all your tertiary links and click “Make sub link”.

If you still want to achieve more sub level menu then you can create SPFX Application Customizer and you can build your own logic to render navigation on top.

Reference link for SPFX Extension Samples https://github.com/pnp/sp-dev-fx-extensions/tree/main/samples

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