Special Pages
Special Pages allows you to create
Instead of pasting in content from another website, you’ll always be linking and displaying the content that is actually current.
Create an External Link
This allows you to create a link to another website and click to this page
from your menu bar.

To create an External link, open Control Panel, and select Special Pages.

Choose Add a Page

Now Open Site Menu

Arrange your External Link in the order you want it to display. You can also make your External Link a sub-page of the main menu. For details on using the Site Menu, please see Site Menu instructions.
Create a Frame Page
This allows you to display another website page within your own website.
This feature works best if your website has menu items running horizontally
across the top of the web page. Using Frame Pages with left-hand menu websites
will often cause the right margin to extend beyond its normal width.
Example.

In this example the blog is shown as a Frame Page within the parent website. Notice that the blog dimensions extend past both the left and right margin of the parent website. When using Frame Pages, be sure your layout looks good when you have completed your Frame Page.
Open Special Pages,

Click Add a Page. Follow the same process as for creating an external link. When you get to Page Type, choose Frame Page. When you’re finished, open up your website and make sure the layout looks sharp.