How to Add a Page to Your Website

In the Tendenci navigation bar, go to Apps > Pages.
This will open the Pages menu.
Add a New Page:

On the Pages tab at the top of the screen, click on "Add Page".

Adding Content to Your New Page

1. Title: Enter the title of your page.

2. URL Path:Set the address of your page, either based on the title or customize it (e.g., https://www.yourdomain.com/custom-path).

3. Content: Input the content for your page here. Utilize our WYSIWYG editor to add text, anchor links, videos, photos, and more. Get creative!

4. Tags:Tag the page with specific keywords or site tags for better organization and searchability.

5. Template:Select the template for your page if your site offers multiple templates.

6. Permissions:Configure the necessary permissions for your page.

   
   

   Setting Permissions and Publishing Your Page 

7. Public Access:To make the page visible to all site visitors, check the box next to "Public can view".

8. Advanced Permissions: For selective access controls, click on the "Show Advanced Permissions" link to reveal more options for users, members, and groups.

9. User Permissions: To make the page visible to logged-in users, check the box under "View" in the User Permissions area.

10. Member Permissions: To make the page visible to logged-in members, check the box under "View" in the Member Permissions area.

11. Group Permissions: Allow specific user groups to view or edit the content by setting permissions in the Group Permissions area.

12. RSS Syndication: To include the page content in your RSS feed, check the box next to "Include in RSS feed".

13. Publishing: Ensure the "Active" box is checked and the Status Detail is set to "Active" for the page to be published.

14. Add the Page: Click "Add Page" to publish your new page on the website.

Once your page is added, you may need to add it to the navigation for your website. See Helpfile: Editing your Tendenci navigation

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