Website Pages

Q: Can I, as an entity admin, create pages within my pro website?

Pages
Click “Create Page”
Add Title
Add Slug
- The slug needs to start with a / and cannot include any spaces or special characters.
Select Published on Site
Click "Create Page"
- This will create the page details screen, containing a number of meta-data fields and the document builder.
Enter 1-2 short sentences in the Description file summarising the page, primarily for search engines.
Enter up to 10 comma separated relevant words or phrases in the Keywords field, again for search engines.
Leave the Placeholder Image field, checkboxes and 'Published on Site' fields with their default values.
Add Content
- Click in the content field and press the forward slash key to open the component menu. Add components to the page by selecting them in the list.
- There are a large number of components that can be used in the page. Details can befound by clicking the 'Docs' link at the bottom of the menu on the left and then clicking 'Components'.
- Whilst all the components are different, they can all be updated via the 'Edit' link immediately below them in the Document builder.
- All components contain 3 common fields, 'Appearance' which sets the colour scheme of the component, 'Animation' which states whether there will be any movement when the component loads (normally left to "none") and 'Component Space' generally left as "below".
Select Page Background Colour
Select Publish Status
- Ensure 'Published' is selected when you are ready for the page to go live.
Click "Save Changes"
Option to “Edit” or "Delete" existing pages

Note

Often when a page is required, it makes sense to add it to the Site's primary navigation. You can do this by clicking "Sites" in the menu on the left.
Next click "Update Header", which opens a pop-up enabling you to update several settings, including the Nav.
Nav items can be updated by clicking the item, or delated.
Sub-navigation items can also be added (displayed in a dropdown). It Is important each of these Nav items points directly at the correct Slug setup when the page was created. If this Slug changes, the Navigation Item will also need to be updated.