Help
Heads up! We just made some big improvements to Simplero, and a lot of the videos and screenshots here aren't updated yet.

How To Guides

Current Lesson
Course Content
Course Content

Membership Site Pages

Which page should you pick?

Each of these pages has different options and uses. So let's look at each one closer.

Pages - Allows you to design a web page within your membership site. This could be a simple content page such as a welcome page, it could include testimonials of people who have taken the course before or a letter from you. It could even include a course catalog so your customers can quickly get to the page they want to access. You can also use the pages feature to create a sales page to up-sell members to other products that exist within this membership site or outside it. 

Blog/Forum - Here is where you would give access to the blog or forum that you have been working on in the back end of your membership site.

Member Directory - Here is where you can let members see each other. Members are anyone who has access to the membership site for any reason.

External Link - This is a great way to link to outside sales page, a Facebook group, a scheduling calendar. Basically, anything you can find on the interweb that isn't created within your membership site. 

Terms and Conditions - This will link to the terms and conditions set up in your account settings.

Customer Service - When this is added a link will exist in the heading menu that will allow the members of your membership site to email you at the email address you set in your account settings for support. 

Once you have decided on the page you want to add below are step by step instructions for managing that page. 

Please note that you must have at least one published, not-hidden page on a membership site to serve as the home page for the site.  Otherwise, your members will not be able to access the site. 

Adding a page

  1. Select Site from your Simplero Dashboard
  2. Select the Pages tab
  3. Click the Launch Editor button in the upper right corner

    Launch_Editor_button_in_Pages
  4. You will be directed to the site editor page. Click the + Add button to add a page

    Site_page_editor_page
  5. In the pop-up screen, choose your page option and click the + Add button

    Choose_your_page_option
  6. To add a subpage, simply select the + sign next to what will be the mother page and then follow step 5

    Add_sub-page_button

 Editing an Existing Page

  1. Select Site from your Simplero Dashboard
  2. Select the Pages tab
  3. Click the Editor button next to the page you want to edit

    Editor_button_to_edit_a_page
  4. You will be redirected to the Editor screen. 
  5. In the Sections tab, you can add or delete sections, move the sections around, or edit the contents in them. Make sure to click the Save changes button.
    Sections_edit_page
  6. In the Settings tab, you can change the page name, URL, and publish status. Make sure to click the Save changes button.
    Settings_editor_page

Removing a page

  1. Select Site from your Simplero Dashboard
  2. Select the Pages tab
  3. There are three ways to remove a page:
    • Click on the Page name or the Editor button next to the page you want to remove and you'll be redirected to the Editor screen
      • In the bottom left corner, click the Trashcan Delete page hyperlink and click OK to confirm your action to delete
        Delete_page_from_editorDelete_page_from_editor_Confirmation
    • Mark the box next to the Editor button and the Page name, click the Select action...drop-down arrow, select the Delete... option, and click OK to confirm your action to delete

      Select_action_to_deleteConfirm_to_delete_a_page

    • OR Mark the box next to the Editor button and the Page name, click the Trashcan icon and click OK to confirm your action to delete

      Select_trashcan_to_delete_pageConfirm_to_delete_a_page

What if I want to limit who can view a page?

Pages in a site are published in 3 different ways.

  1. Published meaning viewable all the time.
  2. Scheduled meaning they become viewable at a specific point in time.
  3. Auto-published meaning you manually give access to someone. 

The auto-publish works great if you want to have a page in a membership site that is only viewable by a select group of people. For example, maybe I host the same course each year, and each group of participants has their own group page on Facebook for daily interactions. I can add the Facebook group as an external link page and then set that page to be auto-published. I would then auto-publish it to that group of participants and no one else via a trigger or broadcast. 

Last updated 29 Jan 2019.
Previous Lesson Membership Site Forum Next Lesson One Membership Site with Multiple Products/Classes
Like