Enrich your event site by adding custom page content. These custom pages can be attached to menu navigation and utilized as batch email content.

They may contain whatever custom HTML content you wish to include on the page or email.

Additionally, custom pages can be used as a container for Custom Lists, Custom Forms, and embedded Twitter feeds.

Adding a Custom Page

• Navigate to Configure → Custom Pages
• Click the Add button.
  • This will open a new page.
• Enter the Page Name.
  • This is part of the URL displayed in the browser.
• Enter the Title.
  • This is the initial page name shown on menu navigation, as well as the name shown in the Attachment drop-down during batch emailing.
• Select which Menu(s) to include this page on.
  • You can select none if you intend to use this solely for a batch email template. You can also choose to show/hide this page - as well as reorder and rename it - via the Menu Editor.
• Craft your page Content.
  • The system offers a standard WYSIWYG editor, as well as the ability to view the Source and craft your own HTML.
  • Sometimes you may choose to leave this content empty. For example, if you were creating this page simply as a container for a Custom Form, Custom List, or Twitter embed feed.
  • Did you know? Certain parameters such as the attendee’s company name or first name, the event name, and other data-based fields can be referred to with variables. Contact [email protected] to find out more.
• Click submit to create your custom page.
  • IMPORTANT:  This page will now be visible on all menus that you selected. If you are still crafting the page content you may wish to go to the Menu Editor.

Other Custom Page Features

Custom Lists

Custom pages can be used as a container for holding embedded Custom List elements. View our help article on how to create, configure, and share live, dynamic lists of attendees or companies.

Custom Forms

Custom pages can also be used as a container for holding embedded Custom Form elements, frequently used for surveys and gathering other non-registration attendee or company data. View our help article on how to create, configure, and share custom forms.

Embedded Twitter Feeds

Finally, custom pages can be used as a container for holding embedded Embedded Twitter Feed elements. View our help article on how to configure and share feeds from Twitter.