Your website uses a collection of professionally designed page templates to present your content with a clean, clear, modern look that you can refresh with a variety of color schemes applied to individual site themes. Each page template showcases a specific type of content and information. Note that not all website themes and plans include … Read more
A widget element consists of text, an image, or other content that you can customize with your organization’s information. Some widgets contain more elements than others, but each widget provides a set of controls to access the editable parameters of each of its elements. Header Widget Element Header text appears in a large size and … Read more
When you deactivate a widget, you remove it from the public view of your website. A deactivated widget remains visible on the Site Builder so you can reactivate and edit it. Click on the “Site Setup” tab on the vertical Dashboard menu at the left side of the screen. In the “Site Builder” window that … Read more
Each of the themes that you can choose for your organization’s website includes multiple widgets on every page, from the Home page that’s visible when you first create your site to the pages you add as you expand your online presence. Edit the settings for an individual widget to make it visible or invisible on … Read more
Your website theme determines many aspects of the appearance of your site, including colors, typefaces, text-area backgrounds, and widget layout. To change your website theme, create a Staging Site first. The pages you create in your Production Site do not exist in a Staging Site, and vice versa. The sole exception is the home page. … Read more
Establish or edit the overall settings for the identity and appearance of your website. Click on the “Manage Site” tab on the vertical Dashboard menu at the left side of the screen Click on the “Site Setup” tab. In the “Site Builder” window that opens, click on the “Site Settings” button at the top right … Read more
Pages The individual pages of your website feature specific types of content about your organization, its members, and its activities. When you first create your site, it consists solely of a Home page designed to present basic information about your organization. As you work in the Site Builder, use the wide range of templates to … Read more
Just as the Administrative Dashboard gives you complete behind-the-scenes control over your organization’s website, the Site Builder enables you to add pages to it, change their appearance, and customize each page with your unique content. The Site Builder shows you the design elements and content areas your public site can contain, and provides one-click access … Read more
Refresh the Messaging window to view conversations or messages created after you opened or last refreshed the window. Log in to the member-facing view of your website directly from the site itself, or click on the “Public Site” tab on the vertical Dashboard menu at the left side of the screen to switch to the … Read more
As an Admin, you can remove a participant from a Messaging conversation. Log in to the Member-facing view of your website directly from the site itself, or click on the “Public Site” tab on the vertical Dashboard menu at the left side of the screen to switch to the public website from the behind-the-scenes Dashboard … Read more
If you no longer wish to participate in a Messaging conversation, remove yourself from it. Log in to the Member-facing view of your website directly from the site itself, or click on the “Public Site” tab on the vertical Dashboard menu at the left side of the screen to switch to the public website from … Read more
Remove a message altogether from a conversation. Log in to the Member-facing view of your website directly from the site itself, or click on the “Public Site” tab on the vertical Dashboard menu at the left side of the screen to switch to the public website from the behind-the-scenes Dashboard view. In the menu bar … Read more
Edit the text of a message or remove a message altogether from a conversation. Log in to the Member-facing view of your website directly from the site itself, or click on the “Public Site” tab on the vertical Dashboard menu at the left side of the screen to switch to the public website from the … Read more
Search by conversation name for a Messaging conversation on your website. Log in to the member-facing view of your website directly from the site itself, or click on the “Public Site” tab on the vertical Dashboard menu at the left side of the screen to switch to the public website from the behind-the-scenes Dashboard view. … Read more
Rename a Messaging conversation on your website. Log in to the Member-facing view of your website directly from the site itself, or click on the “Public Site” tab on the vertical Dashboard menu at the left side of the screen to switch to the public website from the behind-the-scenes Dashboard view. In the menu bar … Read more
View the organization members who are participants in a Messaging conversation on your website. Log in to the member-facing view of your website directly from the site itself, or click on the “Public Site” tab on the vertical Dashboard menu at the left side of the screen to switch to the public website from the … Read more
View a conversation through your website’s Messaging features. Log in to the member-facing view of your website directly from the site itself, or click on the “Public Site” tab on the vertical Dashboard menu at the left side of the screen to switch to the public website from the behind-the-scenes Dashboard view. In the menu … Read more
Like all organization Members, you can create new messages through your website’s Messaging features. Log in to the Member-facing view of your website directly from the site itself, or click on the “Public Site” tab on the vertical Dashboard menu at the left side of the screen to switch to the public website from the … Read more
The Messaging feature of your website enables you to communicate privately with other Members and (as an Admin) to manage the Messaging behavior of other Members.
To display photos from a Member event or any other collection of images from or about your organization, create a Photo Gallery page on your website and add the images to a Gallery widget to showcase your organization’s shared experiences. Note that only a Photo Galley page includes a Gallery widget. To learn how to … Read more
