Promote Theme

# Creating Custom Pages

# Creating a 'Team' Page

The Team page template is perfect for listing important people on your site, whether that is staff, members, or candidates. To create a Team page;

  1. Create a new 'Basic' page.
  2. Add the tag ~layout=team to this page.
  3. Add as many people as you like using the Featured content slider. Navigate to Settings > Featured content slider.
  4. For each person add a slide with the details as;
    • Label - The name of the person.
    • Headline / Action text - A short description of the person.
    • Page to feature - This can be anything since it won't be used (although NationBuilder requires this field). For simplicity, just set it to the slug of your home page.
    • Image - Add a square image of the person.

WARNING

For consistent styling, each profile image must be square.

Click here (opens new window) to see an example.

# Creating an 'Image Gallery' Page

The Image Gallery page template is perfect for displaying multiple high-resolution photos for your visitors to view. A grid of smaller images appears, which enlarge to a slider when clicked. To create an Image Gallery page;

  1. Create a new 'Basic' page.
  2. Add the tag ~layout=image-gallery to this page.
  3. Add as many images as you like using the Featured content slider. Navigate to Settings > Featured content slider.
  4. For each image add a slide with the details as;
    • Label - The title of the image.
    • Headline / Action text - A short description of the image.
    • Page to feature - This can be anything since it won't be used (although NationBuilder requires this field). For simplicity, just set it to the slug of your home page.
    • Image - The image file.

Click here (opens new window) to see an example.

# Creating a 'Subpage Blocks' Page

The Subpage Blocks page template allows you to include all sub pages as blocks on the one page. This saves you from having to add tags for each individual block, as there may be many. To create a Subpage Blocks page;

  1. Create a new 'Basic' page.
  2. Add the tag ~layout=subpage-blocks to this page.
  3. Create as many subpages as you like.
  4. Order the blocks as desired using the Subpages > Sub nav pages tab.

Click here (opens new window) to see an example.

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