How the event website works

How the event website works



The Event Website

The event website consists of individual pages that can be managed in the > Website menu. A distinction is made between "system pages" and individually created pages.
By default, the "Registration" page is the event's homepage, which is displayed as the first page after entering the event URL (see > Settings). You can add more pages and fill them with individual content. Such an individual page could serve as a new homepage, linking to the registration page.

Adding & Editing Pages:
  1. To create a new page, click on the "+ Page " icon in > Website at the top right, or duplicate an existing page using the > quick menu.
  2. To edit an existing page, click on the page name.
  3. Learn more about adding and editing pages here.
System Pages:
  1. When an event is created, system pages are automatically generated. These pages include "Registration" or "Impressum".
  2. System pages are not displayed in the list by default. To access system pages, select the appropriate option in the "System Pages" dropdown menu.
Page List View:
  1. How often a page is used is shown in the list in the "Usage" column. Click on the "... in use" link to see where it is used.
  2. To set a newly created page as the homepage, select the "Set as homepage" option from the > quick menu of the new page. The homepage icon will be displayed next to the event name.
  3. To enable password protection for a page, use the > quick menu > "Login required". This page will only be accessible with a personalized link or by entering a personal login code. The "Login required" icon will be displayed next to the URL.



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