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Add & manage your event website pages

Last updated: June 2026 · ~5 min read
In short: Your event website is made up of pages you create and arrange yourself. This guide shows you how to add a new page, build it with the drag-and-drop editor, and manage existing pages: edit, duplicate, hide, or delete them.

Before you start

You'll need access to the event with a role that can edit the website (Event admin or above). Open your event, and in the left sidebar make sure you're in Event website → Website pages. This is the tab that lists every page on your event site.

The Event website area has three tabs: Website pages (the page list), Navigation (how pages appear in your menu), and Configuration (site-wide settings).

The Navigation tab of Event Website, listing menu items with drag handles, folder groupings and Update icon actions.
The Navigation tab decides which pages reach the published navbar.

This article covers Website pages.

Create a new page

  1. Open the Website pages list

    From your event, go to Event website in the left sidebar. The Website pages tab shows all your pages (for example: Welcome, FAQ, Venue, Photo Gallery, Partners | Sponsors).

    Event website → Website pages list showing page rows with a preview icon and Actions menu, plus New page, Preview and Publish buttons.
    The Website pages tab lists every page, with a preview icon and Actions menu on each row.

  2. Click New page

    At the top right, click + New page. A dialogue appears with two choices:

    • Create from scratch: build a custom page in the editor.
    • Folder: create a folder to group related pages together.

    Choose an option and click Select.

    The Pages dialogue with Create from scratch and Folder options and a Select button.
    Choose "Create from scratch" or "Folder," then click Select.

  3. Give the page a title

    In the editor, set the Page Title in the right-hand panel. This is the name that identifies the page in your list and (depending on your navigation settings) in the site menu.

Build the page in the editor

The page editor is a no-code, drag-and-drop builder. It has four parts:

  • Components (left): grouped blocks you drag onto the page: Home/Landing, Venue Page, Resource, General Page, Highlight, Content Block, and Advanced Components. Content Block includes Heading, Text, Button, Divider, Spacer, Link Embed, and HTML Inline.
  • Outline (left, below Components): the list of blocks currently on the page, so you can see and jump to its structure.
  • Canvas (centre): a live preview of the page. Use the device icons to preview mobile / tablet / desktop, and the zoom controls to fit.
  • Settings (right): options for the whole page or the selected block, including the Page Title.
The page editor with the Page Title field, the pencil edit-tools icon, and the Components palette highlighted.
The three things you'll use most: 1 name the page, 2 the pencil / edit tools, and 3 the Components palette to drag from.

  1. Name your page

    In the Page settings panel on the right, type a name into the Page Title field. This is how the page is labelled in your website's navigation and in the pages list.

  2. Click the pencil (edit) icon

    Use the pencil icon at the top-left of the editor to open the editing tools. From here you can add, move, and adjust the blocks that make up the page.

  3. Drag and drop components, then customise them

    Open a group in the Components palette on the left (e.g. Content Block) and drag a block (such as Heading, Text, or Button) onto the canvas where you want it. Then select any block and customise its content and style in the right-hand settings panel. Use the device preview icons at the top to check how it looks on mobile, tablet, and desktop.

  4. Save your changes

    Click Save (top right) as you work. Use the eye / preview icon to see the page as an attendee would, and undo/redo to step back and forward.

Tip: To reuse a layout, don't rebuild from scratch. Duplicate an existing page (see below) and edit the copy.

What each icon does

Two toolbars carry most of the work, and neither labels its icons. This is what they are.

On the Website pages list
Preview (triangle)
Opens that single page as an attendee would see it, without leaving the list. Quicker than publishing to check one change.
Actions
The per-page menu: Edit opens the page in the editor, Duplicate copies it, Settings opens its details, Hide page takes it out of view without deleting, Copy link grabs its URL, and Delete removes it for good.
In the page editor
Pencil (edit tools)
Opens the editing tools for whatever you have selected. If clicking a block seems to do nothing, this is almost always the icon you have not pressed yet.
Phone, tablet, desktop
Previews the page at each width. Worth checking the phone view on every page, since most attendees are holding one.
Zoom out and in
Changes how much of the canvas you can see. It does not change anything attendees see.
Undo
Steps back through your last changes in this editing session.
Redo
Steps forward again after an undo.
Eye (preview)
Shows the whole page as an attendee would see it, with the editing furniture hidden.
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Nothing here goes live on its own. The editor’s Save keeps your work, and only Publish on the Event Website screen sends the site out — where it then waits for approval.

Building a page from code

Components are the fast route for anything that should look like the rest of your site. But a page can also be built from inline code, and that opens a door worth knowing about: you can have an AI assistant write a page and paste the result straight in.

It suits the pages that are mostly words and structure and that nobody enjoys assembling block by block, a long call for papers, a sponsor prospectus, a travel and visa guide, a detailed FAQ. Draft it wherever you like, drop it in, and it’s a page on your site.

Preview a code-built page at all three device widths before you publish it. Components are responsive by default; your own markup is only as responsive as you wrote it.

Manage existing pages

On the Website pages list, each page has an Actions menu with these options:

  • Edit: open the page in the editor.
  • Duplicate: create an identical copy to reuse or adapt.
  • Settings: open the page's settings (title, options, visibility).
  • Hide page: keep the page but remove it from the live site.
  • Copy link: copy the page's direct URL to share.
  • Delete: permanently remove the page.

The small play/preview icon next to each page opens a quick preview of that page.

The Actions dropdown on a page row showing Edit, Duplicate, Settings, Hide page, Copy link, and Delete.
Each page's Actions menu: Edit, Duplicate, Settings, Hide page, Copy link, Delete.
Heads up: Delete is permanent and can't be undone. If you only want to take a page off the site temporarily, use Hide page instead.

Preview and publish

When you're happy with your pages, use Preview (top right) to review the whole site, then Publish to push your changes live. Until you publish, edits are saved but not visible on the public event site.

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See Publish your event website for the full publish flow, and Build your navigation menu to control the order and visibility of pages in your site menu.

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