Documents
Documents are the web pages that make up your site, the content that sits inside each group. Below you'll find guides on creating, editing and arranging your pages.
| The checks when an article won't appear: publishing status and dates, the group homepage article, visibility settings, and the right group. |
| A plain-English rundown of every module in the picker, Popular and Other alike, from calendars and galleries to payment blocks and site details. |
| How to drop a ready-made building block, like a calendar, gallery or map, into any page on your site. |
| How to set up an automatic email so the right person hears the moment a form response arrives. |
| How to spot new form responses, review and track them, and export or delete them when you're done. |
| How to change a form field's settings after it's been added, including making a field compulsory. |
| How to build a form on your website, choose the right field types, and test it properly before you share it. |
| The heading framework for a tidy, easy-to-scan page: H1 title, intro line, H2 sections, styled quotes for verses, and why real headings matter. |
| How to put an article on your website's front page, and what to check if it doesn't appear. |
| How to use the 'Visible to' setting so each page is seen by the right people, and what to check before widening access. |
| How to copy any page and use it as the starting point for a new one, perfect for notice sheets and recurring formats. |
| What tags are, how to add them to your content and how they help visitors find related things on your site. |
| How to remove a page from your website, and how to restore it from the recycle bin if you need it back. |
| How to set the dates an article appears on your site and comes off again, ideal for seasonal pages and events. |
| How to move articles up or down the lists on your site by adjusting their publish dates. |
| How to link from your pages to other parts of your site, to email addresses and to other websites. |
| How to choose the article visitors see first when they open an area of your site, and what happens to the old one. |
| How to open any page of your website in the editor, change the text and format it so it reads well. |
| A step-by-step guide to creating a new page on your website, from first draft through to publishing it live. |