Pages

In this section, you can configure static Pages, to give general information to the participants of the platform.

As an example, some of these pages could refer to:

What’s this platform? Who’s the organization?
How to participate here?
How to create and verify an account?
What are the terms and conditions and the legal information about this platform?

Manage the pages

You can manage the pages from this section of the administration panel:

As you can see, you can edit all the pages and re-organize them in different topics at any moment.

There is only one page you can’t delete. As the platform enables the Participants to register and save some of their personal data, it’s important to have a page for the Terms and Conditions. This is where you need to put your legal terms, for instance who owns the data collected, for how many times it’s saved, etc. This should ideally be written and reviewed by a lawyer.

Create a new page

To create a new page, you need to click the "Create page" button.

Table 1. New page form
Field	Type	Description
Title	Required	Title of this page. For instance: "How to participate?"
URL Slug	Required	String used in the URL. Use partial paths, not full URLs here. Accepts letters, numbers, dashes and slashes, and must start with a letter. For instance if the slug is "faq" and your domain is "https://example.org" your page is accessible at "https://example.org/pages/faq"
Content	Required	All the content of the page.
Topic	Optional	In which Topic it’s stored.
Order position	Optional	The order of the page in relation with the other pages. Having a lower number means a higher priority. For instance, if you have two pages, "Page a" with weight "10" and "Page b" with weight "0" then "Page b" is first when ordering.

Edit a page

You can edit the pages at any moment, by clicking on the pencil icon in the pages list. All the content and configuration of the page are editable.

The "terms and conditions" page

This page is generated by default in every new organization. It can’t be deleted, and it has a few specific details related with its legal nature:

It is shown to participants when they sign up, and they have to accept it to be able to participate ;
If there are meaningful changes, administrators can decide that all users have to accept the new version at their next sign in ;
The structure of this page can be more complex than the other ones, with summary and two-columns sections.

If a participant refuses to accept the terms, then they have three options:

To review it again later. It signs them out automatically.
To download their personal data.
To delete their account.