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Contact Details
Overview Changing contact details on the Home Page. Method Go to the Dashboard Select General Scroll down to the boxes showing the Council contact details. Complete these and click update.
Adding Top-level menu items
Overview This shows you how to add a new Page or Signposting Page to your top-level menu for your website. Advice Whilst there is no limit to adding new menu items, it is strongly advised to keep the number of links at the top-level menu as low as ...
Adding links to pages on your website
Overview In your website admin panel you have the ability to add new pages. Once saved, they are made public, but they're not automatically listed on any site menus. The following describes how to add these pages to specific parts of your website. ...
Creating Pages
What are Pages? Pages are where you can store information for things like: Community Groups Transparency Documents Services and much more. Pages are designed to be placed in the list under Transparency or Services. This means it'll be easy for ...

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