Manage the content of your website's pages and the order in which they appear on the navbar and in the menus.

Manage Pages

From the menu on the left select Manage Pages > Inner Pages.

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Page structure

Before you start creating your web pages you need to understand how the page structure works. Your website contains 3 different page levels.

• Top Level pages

• Child pages

• Sub pages

The Top Level pages will make up your main navigation bar. Child pages appear in the menu underneath the top level. Sub pages appear in a fly out menu beside the child pages.

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Whenever you create a page (top-level, child or sub), if you've selected Include In Navigation it will appear as a menu item. However, when you add a child or sub level page, then the level above it becomes a "menu placeholder" and any content on that page will not be displayed.

For example in the image above, the Child Page CPD contains no information as it is a menu placeholder for the CPD Information and CPD Log Sub Pages.

Child and sub pages

To create a Child Page, click the Child Pages button to the right of the Top Level page title you want the Child Page to appear under. In the next screen, click the New Page Below button.

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Once you've created the Child Page, follow the above steps to enter the Page Details and save the page.

The process to create a Sub Page is similar to creating a Child Page. From the Child Page screen, click the Child Pages button to the right of the Child page you want the Sub Page to appear under.

In the next screen, click the New Page Below button.

Once you've created the Sub Page, complete the Page Details and save the page.

Create Pages

To create your Top Level pages, click the New Top Level Page button.

Page details

In the Page Details box, enter the title into the Page Title and Menu Text fields.

To assist with search engine optimisation enter keywords relevant to the page into the Meta Keywords field.

To include the page in the main navigation, make sure you click Yes in the Include in Navigation field.

Member only pages

To make a page accessible only to members, check the Requires Login box in the Page Details section.

Member only pages can also be locked so only particular membership types can access them.

Once the Requires Login box is checked, the Restrict Access To field appears and you can select the relevant membership types from the dropdown.

Navigation types

The Page Details box is also used to define the type of navigation used on your site.

Standard Navigation

The standard navigation displays a dropdown menu for any child pages created under a top-level page, with a fly-out menu for any sub-pages under a child page.

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Inline Navigation

Inline navigation displays a secondary navigation bar under the page banner on a top-level page for any child pages created under the top-level page.

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Once you've entered the Page Details, click Save.

Page Content

Add content to your page in the Content box. The Content box uses a What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) editor with a number of in-built formatting options, if you wish to create more complex content you can also work directly in the source code.

Modules

Pages can be general web content or they can be linked to modules for system functionality such as the online joining form or discussion forums.

To add a module to a page, scroll down to the Module section and click on the arrow icon on the right to expand the section.

Select the required module from the dropdown.

A list of the module types can be found below.

Components

Components are displayed on the right-hand side of your home page.

They are created and edited in the Content Component section of the CMS.

To add a Content Component to your home page, click in the Components box and select the item you wish to add.

Rotating banner ads

To add an Ad Banner Set to your Home Page, click in either the Top or Bottom box and select the set you wish to add.

To create an Ad Banner Set, see the Rotating banner ads guide.

The Ad Banner Set: Top will appear under the Page Banner and Promo Panels, while the Ad Banner Set: Bottom will appear above the Footer.

Page Banners

Page Banners will appear on your Home Page below the main Navigation bar. The recommended size for Page Banners images is 1900px wide x 200-600px high and should be JPG or PNG image format. We recommend no more than 4-5 banners be uploaded at any one time.

To add a Page Banner to your Home Page, click Choose File and select the image you wish to upload. Click Upload Banner.

If you wish to link the Page Banner to another page on your website click the Settings (cog) button.

If you wish to include any text on your banner, add it into the Caption area. If required you can format the text in the HTML source code.

Add the URL to the Link Address box and select the Link Target. Click Save Changes.

Page modules

Page modules are used to build various administration functions into the pages of your website, these functions are listed below. For a more detailed description of each function see the list of Module Types further down the page.

To add a module to a page, scroll down to the Module section and click on the arrow icon on the right to expand the section.

Select the required module from the dropdown.

Module Types

Discussion forum

The Discussion Forum allows members to ask each other questions, offer each other insights and discuss issues relevant to them. For more information see the Discussion Forum User Guide.

News

Post regular updates to your website to keep both members and public users of your website up to date with your association's latest News. For more information see the News Feed User Guide.

Employment ads

Some associations use their website to advertise available roles within their industry. A web page can be created within the CMS to display the available ad listings. For more information see the Employment Ads User Guide.

Employment ad - Submit ad form

A sub-module of the employment ads, the Submit Ad Form module is used to set up a web page to host the website form used by advertisers to submit a position to the site. For more information see the Employment Ads User Guide.

Member edit profile

This module is used to give members self-service access to update their member profile and contact details.

Profile groups

Profile Groups are a private group portal that allows groups such as a board of directors or other committees to discuss and exchange data, information and ideas in a private and secure environment. For more information see the Profile Groups User Guide.

Online Shop

If you wish to sell resources to members and the general public you can do so through the Online Shop. For more information see the Online Shop User Guide.

Member Manage CPD

Members can self-manage their CPD activity log through this module. CPD activities can be added and, if permission is set via the administration system, also edit their activities. See the CPD User Guide.

Profile Directory

This module is used to create a directory on your site for the public to find members of your association. For more information see the Directories User Guide.

Events Calendar

The Events Calendar module is used to display the calendar of upcoming events on your site. See the Events User Guide.

Online Joining Form

The Online Joining Form allows new members to apply online via your website. See the Membership Types User Guide.

Using content categories to split module pages

Content Categories can be used to filter and split module pages into multiple categories. For example, if you have webinars and face to face workshops listed on your events calendar you can add one of these as a Content Category to each individual event when you set them up.

You can then create two separate module pages and apply each Content Category so that webinars are displayed in one events calendar on your website and face to face workshops are listed in another events calendar on a separate page.

To do this, firstly create your page as normal.

In the Page Details section, click on the Content Category field and select the relevant option.

Select the required module and click Save.