Litmos Community Team (Litmos Team) asked a question.
Originally asked by a community member in the Litmos Community forum on 8 January 2026.
Hi all,
I've advised one of my SMEs who is creating their own content using CAT, to split out a page into two across a course (so content is more clearly laid out/intuitive for the learner).
Does anyone know if there is an easy way to achieve this please without re-doing the content? (I don't actually use CAT often as I tend to use Articulate 360). I think I saw something recently about new functionality coming being able to copy paste sections into other pages? I guess a page could be duplicated too and then the surplus content removed on each page?
Any thoughts on best practice with this authoring tool would be much appreciated!
Many thanks, Liz
Reply from the Litmos team, 12 January 2026
Hi Liz,
Good advice to split the content across a couple of pages and interactions to avoid overwhelming learners! I totally agree with your suggestion to the SME.
As for the best way to recreate the content, I think your suggestion to duplicate a page and delete the surplus content is probably the most straightforward approach. Can I confirm that you want to split the content across two pages in the same module? Because you can also copy pages to the clipboard and add them to another CAT module if needed.
Best of luck with it. I hope this helps.