There's a very special advanced use case for creatives who are using Notion for their public-facing website, that contains multiple sub-pages.

If you just create a sub-page like normal, you will have that obstructive blocks within the master page which may not fit in with your design aesthetic.

https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/330696063/5237f7e05464d33e856282ab/image.png?expires=1619798650&signature=23890c46eb44ace6dcf34694b6eba923443aaf7c640904e3ad4d3668f6a53371

https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/330696350/1aa44af0efaea7dead2253bb/image.png?expires=1619798650&signature=343e6042b3f3b59c5d1b01e1d2534b1c0e4ef88f8f88b739a2ac36bd333f5e09

Thankfully, there's a solution! You can solve this problem by turning any text into a sub-page with inline tools. I usually like to pair this solution with a callout, so I can disguise the page as a button.

Step 1: Make A Callout

https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/330697406/c5b1ca4507dc9ad709d0b11d/image.png?expires=1619798650&signature=4bf6909667046e7b794f2c8a9a20723e0cb3d48e5809a9015effc85b64f051f5

Step 2: Style and format it

https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/330697939/cc11f14c575f1686abf5094e/image.png?expires=1619798650&signature=e4b9ad916a20b2d1bef25a5fde91c517c9235f82e0380e26f6b57df65af8b5a8

Step 3: Highlight the text and click 'add as a sub-page'