Creating Pages

Creating Pages

What are Pages?

Pages are where you can store information for things like:
  1. Community Groups
  2. Transparency Documents
  3. Services
and much more.

Pages are designed to be placed in the list under Transparency or Services. This means it'll be easy for visitors to find content on your site easily.

For example, you could have a Page for your Privacy Policy (which would be listed in Transparency), and another for the local Bowls Club (which would be listed under Services).

If you're unsure of how to approach this, get in touch and we can advise.

Quick Method

To create a new Page:
  1. Click on 'Pages' in the left-hand panel
  2. Click 'Add New'
  3. Select which section of the site it should be in
  4. Add any images, maps, documents and textual content required.
  5. Click 'Publish'
You'll now need to go to the relevant 'Signposting Page' and add this new page into the list. Otherwise the page will be live but it won't be listed in the menu.

Method Details

  1. Adding a Featured Image
  2. Adding a Map
  3. Showing a Date
  4. Publishing




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