Team profiles: a page for every teacher, chef and host
The website builder used to give every venue the same set of pages. Now you decide which pages your site has, what goes on each, and how every part of it looks.
Your own pages
The builder has a Pages tab. There you can:
add a page of your own at its own address, such as /workshops,
rename pages and set their order,
choose for each page whether it appears in the header and in the footer,
delete any page except the home page and the two legal notices.
A built-in page you delete keeps its content, and can be brought back from Add page. On a phone, the menu opens as a scrolling panel.
Any section, on any page
The full menu, the booking form, the events calendar and the team are sections now, like the rest. Drag any of them onto any page.The builder only offers sections for what your venue runs. A section whose feature is switched off shows nothing on the live site, and the builder tells you why and where to switch it on.
A layout for every section
Sections that tell your story each have a choice of layouts. The look a section already had stays its default, so nothing you published moves.
Section
Layouts
Hero
Full screen, boxed, side by side, stacked
Story
Side by side, wide photo, on the photo
Moments
Cards, timetable, alternating
Reviews
Cards, spotlight, plain
Team
Grid, list, spotlight, expanding row
A Prices section
For tickets, passes and memberships, the Prices section holds groups of prices in three styles:
a list of lines,
a table with names down the side and up to four columns, such as peak, off-peak and morning,
cards, one per pass, with a badge to mark the one you recommend.
Prices stay as you write them. When a row says what it covers, such as a 10-session pass, the section shows what one session comes to beneath the price.
Your exact brand colour
The Brand colour and Accent colour choices under Design now end with Your own colour. Pick any colour and the site's whole palette is worked out from it. A colour too pale for white button text gets a note under the picker.
How wide the site runs
Under Design › Page › Width, choose Narrow, Medium or Wide. Wide is what every site had, and stays the default. The header, the footer and the page all follow it, and any section can take a width of its own.
