# Creating Page for Options
In *Widgets* folder find and open widget called `WBP_Options` (*BTW*, *It is actually your primary **work-platform*****).**
Once you open it, look at its hierarchy tree. There in some `Canvas` should be a `Widget Switcher` that holds things in it, which i called *"Pages"*:
primary purpose of the `Page` is to be a container for all `Options` and other elements that are necessary.
So in this chapter our intention is to make one.
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Before creating a new `Page`, open the folder where they are all located - *Widgets/Pages*. You can see already existing pages there, so right-click somewhere or click the **`Add`** button and find the category **User Interface**, and there select **Widget Blueprint**. In a class-searching field, type *"page base"* and then select it as the base widget class. In my case, I'll name it `WBP_PageExamples`:
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Now open the newly created widget, and in the hierarchy tree you should see just one `Named Slot`. Find a simple `Vertical Box` in **Palette** and drop it on that `slot`, rename it to something like I did in the screenshot and hit checkbox Is Variable. Compile:
Now tab back to the `Options` widget, and add this `WBP_PageExamples` to the `WidgetSwitcher`, rename it, uncheck Is Variable. Then in **Details** find category for developers i named *'User Specified'*, there you'll see only one field, specify that `Page Display Name`. Compile:
Try launch the game. Your empty Page should be present and all button's names must be correct.
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One little thing that should be taken care of every time a new page is made - is adding a few crucial nodes to **Pre-Construct** (or **Construct**):
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That function call you see at **`3`** - is absolutely **MUST** to be executed after all things you have initialized on your **`Pre-Construct`**/**`Construct!`**
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### And that's all! :thumbsup::clap:
In the next chapters we will learn how to populate `Pages` with `Options` and other widget-elements.
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