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How to create a new page/menu item?

To create a new page, go to Admin Area > Pages > Manage Pages.

The Manage Pages page is visually divided into three sections:

Choose the menu where you want to add the new page/button, and click Add Item.

The Add a new item page will appear.

1. Enter the button/page name into the Menu name field
2. Choose the Page Address

There are two types of the custom pages:

Local page - choose to create a new page with your own custom content

If you choose the Local page option:
Enter your new page meta tags 4)
Enter your new page content

External URL - choose to add a button redirecting to an external site.

3. Enter your page title
4. Select the type of users who can see this page in the Visible For field
5. Click Submit.

The system will redirect you back to the Manage Pages page.

Note: The menu buttons on this page are colored. You can find the values for the colors in the Legend section.

Login to the site to view the newly added page.

How to edit the menu item?

To edit the menu item hover the mouse cursor over the item and click the Edit button.

Enter the new name to the Menu Name field, change the permissions for guests, users and click the Save button.

How to delete the page?

To delete the page hover the mouse cursor over the item and click the Edit button.

The click the Delete button at the bottom of the page.

How to move the items?

The page where user lands after logging in can be set in Admin area > Pages > Manage Pages section.

The menu item located first within the list is the one where people will be redirected after logging in. By default the Dashboard page is the first page.

So if users should land on the Search page, simply drag and drop the Search menu item to the first place.

If the Join page should open first instead of the Index page, move the Join item to the first position.

If you want to hide a page without deleting it, move the item to the Hidden pages area.

1) section for top menu buttons
2) section for bottom menu buttons
3) section for invisible buttons
4) meta tags allow search engines to grab the information about your site