Managing PagesCopy Anchor Link

Pages are the building blocks of your organization's website. Each page has a page address, a template that determines its layout, and content you fill in through the admin dashboard.

The Pages ListCopy Anchor Link

Navigate to /dashboard/admin/pages to see all your pages. The list shows:

• Title -- The page name.
• Full page address -- Where the page lives on your site (e.g., /rec-league/about).
• Template -- Which template the page uses (e.g., About, News, Content Page).
• Status -- Whether the page is published (live) or in draft.
• Last Updated -- When the page was most recently edited.

Creating a New PageCopy Anchor Link

1. Go to /dashboard/admin/pages and click the New Page button.
2. Choose a template. Each template provides a different layout and set of fields. See Page Templates for a full list.
3. Enter a Page address. This is the last part of the page's full address. Use lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens, and forward slashes (no leading, trailing, or consecutive slashes). For example: about or resources/handbook.
4. Choose a Parent Page (optional). This is the page your new page nests under. The full page address is the parent's address plus this page address (e.g., parent /rec-league + page address about → /rec-league/about). Leave the parent empty for a top-level page (the full page address becomes /<page address>).
5. A live Full page address preview shows the result as you type.
6. Fill in the content fields. The available fields depend on the template you chose.
7. Click Save to create the page. Hubara builds the full page address from the parent plus the page address -- you do not type the whole address.

Page address rulesCopy Anchor Link

When choosing a page address and parent for your page, keep these rules in mind:

• Page addresses use lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens, and forward slashes, with no leading, trailing, or consecutive slashes.
• The full page address is the parent page's address plus / plus the page address. Top-level pages omit a parent, so their full page address is just /<page address>.
• Certain addresses are reserved by the system and rejected. Reserved addresses include:
  • Exact addresses: /, /login, /profile, /invite, /join, and /showcase.
  • Anything under /announcements, /confirm, /api, /dashboard, /communications, /r, /claim, /sso, or /unsubscribe -- both the root itself and all descendants.
  • Any address whose second segment is events or calendar.ics (e.g., /<group>/events, /<group>/calendar.ics).
• If you enter a reserved address, you will see an error message and will need to choose a different one.

Editing a PageCopy Anchor Link

1. Go to /dashboard/admin/pages and click on the page you want to edit, or click the edit action.
2. Update the content fields as needed.
3. Click Save to apply your changes.

Tip: You can preview your changes before publishing. Draft pages are visible at their URL when you are signed in as an admin, but they are not visible to the public. You can also open a dedicated preview at /dashboard/pages/[pageId]/preview, which works for drafts too and shows a banner reading "Preview — Draft (not published)" for unpublished pages.

Publishing vs. DraftCopy Anchor Link

Every page has a published status:

• Draft -- The page is only visible to signed-in admins. Use this while you are still working on content.
• Published -- The page is live and visible to everyone who visits your site.

To change a page's status, edit the page and toggle the published setting, then save.

Cloning a PageCopy Anchor Link

If you need to create a page that is similar to an existing one, you can clone it:

1. Go to the pages list.
2. Find the page you want to duplicate and select the clone action.
3. A new page is created with the same template and content. You will need to give it a new page address and title, then save.

This is useful when you have multiple groups that need similar pages (e.g., a separate About page for each one).

Deleting a PageCopy Anchor Link

1. Go to the pages list.
2. Find the page you want to remove and select the delete action.
3. Confirm the deletion.

Note: Deleting a page is permanent. The page and its content cannot be recovered after deletion.

Page MetadataCopy Anchor Link

Each page has metadata fields that affect how it appears in browser tabs, search results, and social media previews:

• Title -- Appears in the browser tab and as the main heading in search results.
• Description -- A short summary shown in search engine results and when the page is shared on social media.
• OG Image -- An image shown when the page is shared on social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc.). If not set, a default image may be used.

These fields are available in the page editor regardless of which template you use.