All pages that are not gallery or image pages are grouped in the section called “Pages.” These include Home, About, Events, Contact, and any other page you may want to add. You can add an unlimited amount of website pages.

For information regarding the Landing Pages that you may have (a “landing page” is the first page a visitor will see when visiting your website), click here: Landing Pages

☛ Step 1 From the Control Panel's menu, click on Pages to edit your pages.

☛ STEP 2 Click the Arrange Pages Button.

☛ STEP 3 Using your mouse, drag the page to the above Live Pages section, to be placed in front of the Gallery page.

☛ You will see the background box turn green, under the page. This is an indication of where the page will be placed.

☛ For a brief 3 seconds, a pop-up of Update complete will appear at the top of the control panel.

☛ Click on Arrange Pages  

☛ Using your mouse, drag the page to the bottom Inactive Pages section, to be placed in any order.

☛ From your Control Panel's Main Menu, click on .

☛ Click the gear icon on the page you want to hide.

☛ Higlight the text in the box where it says Name of Page (as appears in your navigation bar):

☛ Delete the text. The box should be blank.

Click the blue OK button to save your changes.

☛ From your Control Panel's Main Menu, click on .

☛ Click the Gear Icon for the page you want to manage.

☛ In the pop-up window, you will now be able to edit the page settings for this page only.

• Enter within the empty field for “Browser Window Title” your desired name for the browser title tag (Anything you enter here will override the default settings within the Browser Title field located Site Settings). You can leave it blank so that the default will continue to show, or change it to something more specific to this page, which we do recommend.

Example of where it will appear on your website:

• Enter within the field for “Page Heading” your desired name for the page heading, which would appear at the top of the page. You can leave what is there already, you can change it, or can leave it blank so there is no heading at all, which is what most artists choose, because it can be redundant to have the name of the page in the navigation bar and at the top of the page. (If you'd like to change the font style, size, etc of the page heading, you can follow this tutorial: Customizing Your Content Headings.)

Example of where it will appear on your website:

• Enter within the field for “Name of Page (as appears in your navigation bar):” your desired name for the page as it would appear within your navigation.

Example of where it will appear on your website:

☛ From your Control Panel's Main Menu, click on

You can edit any page, Active or Inactive, except for the “Home” page (which needs to be Active).

☛ Click the gear icon.

☛ A new browser window will open. This is where you secure your page with a password. Place a check-mark for “Secure Page” and then place your password within the “Password (numbers and letters only)” field. Click the “Save Page” button when done.

☛ View your secured page on your website and test it by entering the password.

☛ From your Control Panel's Main Menu, click on .

You can edit any page, Active or Inactive, except for the “Home” page (which needs to be Active).

☛ Click the “gear” icon.

☛ A new browser window will open. This is where you edit your content. Place your cursor within the empty box near “Put Your Content Here” and input your new text. By using the tool icons you can change alignment, font color and size, etc. (If you have a Word doc, click on the Word icon and follow instructions).

☛ Click Preview Changes to review the page, then Save Page, then Close.

☛ From your Control Panel's Main Menu, click on .

☛ Click on the button for “Create New Page”.

☛ A pop-up window will generate. Within the empty fields, fill in the appropriate text as it pertains to your new page. Click the “Add New Page” button when done.

☛ From your Control Panel's Main Menu, click on

This will add an external link to your navigation, such as your Wordpress blog, another website you own, etc.

☛ Click on the button for “Create link to an external website”.

☛ A pop-up window will generate.

Within the empty fields, fill in the text you wish to appear in your navigation as well as type/paste the URL you wish to link to. Please note: Be sure that the URL is complete, as the system will attempt to verify it.

Once done, click the “Add New Link” button. Then click the “Ok” button.

☛ Your link is now live on your website!

Example show here:

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