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This article will guide you through the process of how to create a static web page and link it into the header and footer of your website.

A static web page can be used to display text, images, and videos and will contain an edit region allowing you to utilise the Edit Website functionality.

This article describes how to repurpose our existing static web page templates.

Website versions 11 or later have ten template pages at their disposal as standard

Website versions 9 & 10 have five template pages at their disposal as standard

Should you require more template pages, please contact support and we can provide them for you.

IMPORTANT: This article is not written with earlier template versions in mind, please contact us on 1300 136 456 to request an upgrade

Enabling a Template Page

To create a page it must first be 'turned on' in the CMS:

  • Go to Content Management > Web Pages and search for site/config/menu_parameters
  • Click on this and scroll down to the first page # that is not in use, in the example below it is Page 3

Note: a page not in use will have all its value settings set to FALSE

  • Change all the FALSE values to TRUE
  • Define a Page Name value and a URL value, in the example below:
    • Page Name value is set to Our Partners
    • URL value is set to site/pages/our_partners

Note: the URL value should be the Page Name value in lower case and _ in places of spaces. DO NOT CHANGE OR DELETE the site/pages/ segment.

  • Click Save

Refining the Template Page

The template page has been activated however this page still needs to be configured with the correct URL and Title, and the lorem ipsum text removed.

  • Return to Content Management > Web Pages and search for site/pages/page_3 (page number will vary depending on what # you activated)
  • Click on this and you should see something similar to the below:

  • Edit the Name to match the URL value we defined earlier (site/pages/our_partners)
  • Edit the Title to match the Page Name value we defined earlier (Our Partners)
  • Edit the page= value to match the URL value we defined earlier (site/pages/our_partners)
  • Delete the <p> </p> tags and everything in between, it should look similar to the example below:

  • Click Save
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