Member Guide Org Admin Guide Site Admin Guide

Custom Pages

Create custom content pages for your site — about pages, club history, bylaws, FAQs, and more.

The Custom Pages editor is found under APPEARANCE → Content in the admin sidebar. Custom pages let you add rich content to your fellos site beyond the built-in sections. Pages can be public (visible to anyone) or members-only, and they appear in your site's navigation under the Resources menu.

Admin Panel APPEARANCE Branding Theme Social Legal Content Custom Pages Create and manage custom content pages + New Page About Us /about Public Edit Delete Club History /history Public Edit Delete Bylaws /bylaws Members Only Edit Delete FAQs /faqs Public Edit Delete Editing: About Us B I H1 H2 List Link Image About Riverside Motorcycle Club Founded in 1978, the Riverside Motorcycle Club has been bringing riders together for over four decades...
The Custom Pages manager — view all your pages in a list, then click Edit to open the rich text editor below.

Creating a Custom Page

  1. Navigate to APPEARANCE → Content in the admin sidebar.
  2. Click the + New Page button in the top-right corner.
  3. Enter a title for the page (e.g., "About Us," "Club History," "Bylaws").
  4. Set the URL slug — this determines the page's web address. For example, a slug of about creates the page at /about on your site.
  5. Choose the visibility:
    • Public — visible to anyone, including non-logged-in visitors
    • Members Only — only visible to logged-in members
  6. Write your content using the rich text editor.
  7. Click Save to publish the page.

Common Uses for Custom Pages

About Page

Tell your organization's story — when it was founded, its mission, and what makes it special. Great for public visibility.

Club History

A detailed history of your organization, including founding members, milestones, and notable achievements over the years.

Bylaws

Your organization's governing document. Mark this as members-only so it's accessible to members but not the general public.

FAQs

Answer common questions about membership, events, dues, and how to get involved. Helpful for prospective members.

Contact / Join Us

A public page with information on how to contact your organization or apply for membership.

Resources

Links to external resources, partner organizations, or documents that members frequently need to reference.

The Rich Text Editor

The content editor supports rich formatting for creating professional-looking pages:

  • Text formatting — bold, italic, underline, strikethrough
  • Headings — H1 through H3 for page structure
  • Lists — bulleted and numbered lists
  • Links — hyperlinks to external sites or internal pages
  • Images — upload and embed images within your content

You can also paste content from other sources (Word documents, Google Docs, etc.) and the editor will preserve basic formatting. Complex formatting may be simplified during the paste.

Custom pages are listed under the Resources dropdown menu in the site's top navigation bar. Members (and visitors, for public pages) can access them from any page on the site.

Pages appear in the Resources menu in the order they were created. You can reorder them by drag-and-drop in the Custom Pages list in the admin panel.

Tip

Keep the number of custom pages manageable. If you have more than 6-8 pages, the Resources menu can become cluttered. Consider consolidating related content into fewer, more comprehensive pages instead of many small ones.

Editing and Deleting Pages

To edit an existing page, click the Edit button next to it in the pages list. The editor opens below with the page's current content loaded. Make your changes and click Save.

To delete a page, click the Delete button. You'll be asked to confirm the deletion. Once confirmed, the page is permanently removed — both from the site and from the navigation menu.

Important

Deleting a page is permanent and cannot be undone. If the page had a public URL that was shared externally (bookmarked, linked from other sites), those links will return a 404 error after deletion. Consider making the page "Members Only" instead of deleting it if you're unsure.

Public vs. Members Only

Each page has a visibility setting that controls who can access it:

  • Public pages are visible to everyone — including people who haven't signed up or logged in. Use this for content meant to attract new members or inform the general public about your organization.
  • Members Only pages require login to view. If a non-logged-in visitor tries to access a members-only page, they'll be redirected to the login page. Use this for internal documents like bylaws, meeting minutes, or member resources.

You can change the visibility of an existing page at any time by editing it and toggling the visibility setting.