How to add external pages or redirects?
This is the most flexible module in the app that you can easily adapt to your own needs. The built-in HTML/CSS editor provides plenty of options for creating content with a dedicated appearance. It’s all up to you and your creativity. You can create categories in it to organize content by type or topic, or based on access for specific groups. This module also allows you to add links that redirect users to external pages, e.g., advertising or informational pages. Within each added category, you can add a page written in HTML or a link to an external page.
HTML/CSS Editor
To add a new page with HTML code in a category, from the Create > Content menu, select the HTML/WWW Editor module, and then click (+) Add new category. Name the new category, then select (+) Add HTML page.
Creating a page requires naming it. This name will be displayed in the list of all created HTML sheets when you add more than one page in the module. If there is only one page, after selecting this module in the menu, the user will be immediately redirected to the place where the content you created will be visible.
After creating the first category, the button to add more will appear at the bottom of the page instead of in the middle.
In the window Add new www, in the top frame of the panel, you can see a text editor providing a range of tools for formatting text, as well as inserting images.
If you want to make changes to the HTML code, choose the button "< >", to edit it. This allows you, for example, to embed a YouTube video on this page without leaving the app to watch it.
The entered content can also be styled using CSS, which requires knowledge of HTML and CSS coding.
Examples
Below, you'll see examples of what an FAQ module can look like when prepared in a standard way or with the use of CSS.
Example #1:
Effect #1:
Example #2 CSS:
Effect #2 CSS:
Adding an external link
To add an external link in the category, select the option (+) Add external page, then insert the URL of the link and the name of the button that will lead to it. Adding one link will make the user automatically redirected to the external page when clicking on the WWW module in the side menu.
If more than one link is added, the module will display a list with the page titles, and clicking the selected label will take the user to the external source.
Examples of using the WWW module
FAQ
In the HTML / WWW Editor module, create categories where subpages on different topics will be located. It’s a great way to provide answers to the most commonly asked questions you expect from event participants.
Promo Codes
Your exhibitors and partners are preparing special promotions for event participants? Use this module to create a promo zone with discount codes. Insert images encouraging participation in the promotion along with links redirecting users to selected stores. Remember, every promotion requires adding terms and conditions.
Contests
Are you hosting contests as part of the event and don’t know where to place the rules or text encouraging participation? You can use this module to create a contest section. This is where you’ll make subpages where everything will be clear, straightforward, and encourage people to join the fun.
Graphics
Need a space to showcase ad graphics, scientific posters, or infographics to share with event participants? This module lets you do just that.
Event in multiple locations?
Does your conference require walking from building to building? Make it easier for guests to navigate and learn about each location by including details about every building and its events, as well as adding static maps of the venues.
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