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1. open the site collection in the browser>click the gear on the upper right corner>site contents>at the bottom of the page, you will find all the subsites under this site collection.
In the top left corner of the window select the Site Actions dropdown, then select View All Site Content. Under Document Libraries, select Site Pages. Select the Page tab near the top of your window, and select the View All Pages icon. This will display a list of all pages in your site.
How do I view subsites?
View and work with all of your content and subsites Select Subsites to see the subsites and number of views for each, and to interact with them by clicking on the subsite you want to work with. Click the ellipses (…) to go to the site contents page for that subsite.
SharePoint pages are nothing more than a means to display content on a given site. It is like when you prepare lots of dishes for your guests and put it all in a table and run out of space – you pull another table and put the dishes there – same thing. So each site might have multiple pages.
On the SharePoint or SharePoint Server 2019 site contents page, site owners can view a list of all pages, libraries, lists, and other apps on their site as well as the list of subsites. The site contents page also provides clearer access to add lists, pages, document libraries, subsites, and apps.
How to display a list of sub sites in SharePoint?
Select Equals as operator and type STS_Web in the text box. Select any option for Sort by and Layout as per you needs. Save your changes. After the configuration is done then web part should show all the sub sites within the site collection.
As you can see, by default we have the Title, ServerRelativeUrl, and the ID. Those are the subsites of the Site Collection we are connected to. We can also retrieve the sub-subsites by using the -Recurse parameter. Pretty easy isn’t it? Let’s narrow a bit, and retrieve only the sub-subsites for one subsite ( i.e.: Subsite B)
SharePoint Online allows you to do this by publishing the list to the ‘site gallery’, at which point it is made available to add as a web part on parent or sub-sites within the same site collection. Open the list in SharePoint Designer 2013. Open one of the views in detailed view by clicking the view hyperlink.