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Add pages to your website
Your website's own pages are on the Pages tab. You need the Owner, Editor or Website editor role.
Add a page
- Open Website in the side menu, then the Pages tab.
- With no pages yet, choose Add Join, Kit, Committee and Contact to start with the pages most clubs have, then change the words to yours.
- To add your own, type a title such as "Juniors" and choose Add a page.
- Use the arrows to change the order. This is the menu's order unless you arrange the menu yourself: see Arrange your website's menu.
Fill in a page
- Choose Edit next to the page.
- Change the Title, the Address (the end of its web address, such as /join) and the Description for Google. Untick Show in the website's menu for pages you only link to.
- Under On the page, choose + Add a block and pick one. Use the arrows to move blocks up or down.
Blocks
- Banner: a photo with words and up to two buttons over it, like your home page's welcome.
- Heading, Text (words, links and lists), Picture, Photos (a grid), Two columns and Button. In text, select some words and press Bold or Link, or List for a bulleted list.
- Table: paste results or records from a spreadsheet. Document: a PDF up to 8 MB.
- Video: a YouTube or Vimeo address. It only loads when someone presses play.
- Questions and answers: each question opens to its answer.
- Sponsors and partners: up to 24 logos that link to their websites.
- Contact form: messages come to the club by email.
- Next club run, A group's dates, Route, Upcoming races (from Races) and Race results fill themselves from Club Routes.
The preview shows the page as you edit. Pages go live when you choose Publish changes. Delete this page removes it at the next publish, and you can bring it back from History (under More).
See also Build a race results archive and Undo changes to your website.
Related
- Design your club's websiteChoose your website's logo, look, colour and headings, write the welcome, pick the home page sections and favourite routes, and publish.
- Arrange your website's menuPut pages under headings as drop-downs, rename menu items, and add race results pages and links to other websites.
- Post news on your websiteWrite a news post with a headline, picture and blocks, publish it now or at a time you choose, and take it down again.
- Build a race results archivePut every year's full results of a race your club hosts on your website, read from the timing company's CSV or PDF, with course records and each runner's history.
- Connect your club's web addressPut your website on your club's own address, such as www.yourclub.org.uk, with one DNS record at your domain registrar.
Still stuck?
In the portal, use Ask at the top of the screen to ask a question in your own words. For anything else, contact the Club Routes team, or check Club Routes' status if something isn't working.