Creating Pages

The administrator can add additional information pages and menu items with Admin > Pages. To keep site structure simple, Picinch supports just two levels of page: main pages and and sub-pages. Specify the menu path for a page as name for a top-level menu item or name.sub for a dropdown menu item.

Main pages can be accessed in two ways:

1. Usually a page with name has a top-level menu item. A leading “.”, i.e. .name specifies a page without a menu item.

2. Pages can be referenced by https://<your-domain>/info/name from other websites or by /info/name.sub in links from local pages. Omit the leading . for a page without a menu item.

Sub-pages can be accessed in three ways:

1. Usually a page with name.sub has a dropdown menu item, under name. A leading “.”, i.e. .name.sub specifies a sub-page without a menu item.

2. Sub-pages without menu items can be listed as summary cards on the parent main page. Use the special section format subpages on the main page. ⇒ Editing.

3. Pages can be referenced by https://<your-domain>/info/name.sub from other websites or by /info/name.sub in links from local pages. Omit the leading . for a sub-page without a menu item.

Note:

1. When a top level menu item has drop-down menu items it has no main page.

2. For a sub-page of the home page use Home.sub.

It is also possible to add static pages using Go templates. These take more effort to understand and change, but give full control over page layouts. ⇒ Customisation.

Diaries

Diaries for a club website can be added with Admin > Diaries. Typically just one diary is sufficient. By default the next upcoming event in each diary is shown automatically on the home page. Diaries are accessed by https://<your-domain/diary/name or /diary/name.sub.

Page Metadata

Web pages need a title, to be shown in browser tabs, and search engine results. By default the title of each web page is the same as its heading, but you can change the title with Admin > Pages -> Metadata. Typically this is done when a shorter title is needed.

Information and diary pages that are to appear in search engine results should have a description. Set the description with Admin > Pages -> Metadata and Admin > Diaries -> Metadata. Alternatively you can request that a page should not be indexed by search engines by setting the Block search indexing checkbox.