Add a Content Page
A content page(s) can provide important event information to participants before they begin their registration.
Use cases examples: A content page can include details such as Know Before You Go information, venue specifics, speaker bios, terms and conditions, acknowledgments, and more.
To add a content page to the registration form, follow the steps below:
- Choose the event from the company dashboard
- In the left-side navigation, click the down arrow next to the Registration module to expand the menu options
- Click Content Pages
- Click the Add New button
- Input the required fields:
- Name: type the name of the page, not viewable to participants
- Navbar Name: type the name you want appear on the navigation bar for participants to see
- Show in Navbar: choose yes or no from the drop down
- Yes = page will appear in the navigation bar
- No = page will not appear in the navigation bar
- Display Order: type the number the content page should display in
- Display left to right - number 1 being the furthest left
- Display left to right - number 1 being the furthest left
Adding content to the page: The content box uses the Froala WYSIWYG editor. In the content box you can add text, images, emojis, tables, links, etc. Use the navigations bar to customize. (i.e.: change text colors, bold, underline...)
If desired, use the "code view" to view/enter HTML code to design the page. Get to the "code view" by following these steps:
- In the top right corner of the Content navigation bar, click the 3 dots icon to open a new navigation bar. In the new navigation bar click the "<>" icon to see the code view.a. If there is existing content, you will see the HTML code. If there is not content, it will be a blank content box.
- Switch back into the standard view by clicking the "<>" icon again
- Click Save to only save your changes on the backend
- Click Deploy Live to deploy your changes to the live registration form
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