Microsoft SharePoint Online: Manage SharePoint pages using the left navigation pane

SharePoint Online users can now manage pages using the left navigation pane, create new pages, navigate to recently edited sites, and duplicate existing pages. The rollout began in March 2025 and will complete by April 2025. No admin action is required, but user notification and documentation updates are recommended. SharePoint Online users are now able to use the left navigation pane to create new SharePoint sites or pages, as well as to navigate to SharePoint sites where they have recently contributed to a page. View image in new tab When this will happen: General Availability (Worldwide): We began rolling out early March 2025 and expect to complete by late April 2025. How this will affect your organization: SharePoint users can now leverage the left navigation panel to filter pages related to various sites they have recently worked on. How to create new pages from specific SharePoint sites: SharePoint users can quickly select from Recently edited on the Start page without extra navigation. To create a new page: Under Recently edited, select the site on which you want to create a new page. At the top of the screen, choose one of the six available templates to create a new page. View image in new tab How to navigate to a SharePoint site from SharePoint Start: Under Recently edited, select the site you want to navigate to. Click Open site located on the top right of the screen. How to copy an existing page in SharePoint Start: Locate the page you want to duplicate under My pages or My pages on this site located in the middle of the screen. Scroll over the page and then select Duplicate. View image in new tab FAQs Can I see all the SharePoint sites I’ve used before? To see all SharePoint sites to which you’ve contributed pages, go to View all sites at the bottom of the Recently edited list. I have used other SharePoint sites which are not displayed in SharePoint Start. SharePoint Start displays only those sites which you have created, edited, shared, or to which you have published pages. In what ways […]

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