Adding Pages to Your Site and Top Navigation / Create Content & Landing Pages / Add Content to Pages
Adding Pages to Your Site and Top Navigation
In this video:
1- 0:00 Introduction and type of pages in your site
2- 2:22 Adding content pages to your site and top navigation
3- 8:50 Create Content / Landing Pages and Add Content to Your Pages
4- 9:13 Web Editor / Rich-text Editor Control
5- 9:42 Web Editor – Standard Controls
6- 11:28 Web Editor – Web-Design Controls
7- 16:38 Setting the Site Footer
8- 16:54 Setting Your Terms and Policies
9- 17:10 Customizing Emails and Confirmation
10- 17:40 Email Header, Footer & Signature
11- 18:19 Customizing Terminology
12- 18:52 Available and Default Language
Your site consists of several pages. Pages on your site are of different origins.
1- Auto-Generated Content Pages
Some of the pages are generated based on the items you add to the site. For example, when you add an event or merchandise, a page is automatically generated for that item. The page is generated with a dedicated, SEO (Search engine) friendly URL (address) that can be posted on social media or messaging apps and can be linked to from other sites or they can be embedded inside other sites or pages.
For example, https://www.ticketor.com/demo/tickets... is the URL to the dedicated page for the “Kids Show” on our demo site. The URL is very user-friendly and SEO friendly and includes both the name of the site or business, “demo”, and the name of the event, “A Kids Show”.
Note: You can also create a more user-friendly short-link for your events. For example, you can create ticketor.com/demo/KidsShow or YourDomain.com/KidsShow as a short link that is easier to announce, type and remember.
2- Management and Utility Pages
These are the pages that are automatically included in your site, most of them accessible from the top menu and are used by the users to manage their orders and accounts. Pages such as the Checkout page, My account page, My Orders Page, Cookie Manager page, Print My Tickets page, etc.
You cannot add or remove those pages.
3- Custom Content Pages
Custom content pages are the pages that you can add to your site to add content, explanation, and some functionality to your site. Sample of content pages are “List of Events” page, “About Us”, “Contact Us”, “Photo Gallery”, “Our Reviews”, “Donation”, “Landing Pages” or any page with custom textual, graphical or video content.
To add custom pages to your site and to edit the items in your top navigation, use the Control Panel , Account and Settings , Pages and Navigation.
On this page, you can add pages of multiple types, delete the pages that you don’t need or re-order the items in your top navigation.
If there is a page that you don’t need, for example, if you do not have any merchandise or food to sell, then you can simply delete the “Store” page.
You can re-order the items in the top navigation by dragging them around.
The first item in the top nav is considered your home-page and when the users enter the address of your site without specifying any specific page, the homepage is shown.
To add a new page, you can click on the “New Page” item either on the main list of item or you can add a sub-page to any nav item by clicking on the “New Page” in that nav item.
Note: Pages do not have to show up on the top nav and can be removed from the top nav and you can link to them from other areas such as the content of the pages.
Page Content
Most pages, including the upcoming events page, donation page, contact us page and obviously the free form pages have an area that you can add or update the content.
Ticketor uses a powerful editor, also known as rich text editor or Web Editor, to allow you to create any form of content and web pages. You can access the editor using the gear or pencil icon on the page.
The same editor is also used for events or merchandise description or in the newsletter to create email templates.
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Designing the site means selecting themes and colors for your overall site, uploading a logo and determining design that is going to affect your whole site and all pages.
Using the designer tool, you can create almost any design or site that you may imagine or you can match the site to have the same look and feel as another site or your official site.
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