Create a page, add useful content, and make it available in your website menu.
Add a page when visitors need information that deserves its own place, such as what to expect on Sunday. Keep each page focused on what someone needs to know or do.
Before you start
Open Edit Website with a church admin account or a role allowed to manage website content. Hubl also has built-in pages. Check the page selector before creating a second page for the same purpose.
Turn on your Kids page
The built-in Kids page tells parents what their first Sunday looks like, when kids meet, your classes by age, how you keep kids safe, kids events coming up and who they will meet. It starts hidden, so nothing goes out until you have written it.
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Open Kids from the page selector
Click the current page name in the toolbar and choose Kids. Click any text to change it.
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Check what comes in on its own
Classes by age lists your check-in rooms. Click the X on a class to take that room off the page (check-in still uses it), and Add a class to put a hidden room back. You can also switch Show on the kids page when you edit a room in Check-in. With no rooms set up, you write the classes yourself. Events with an age or grade limit, like VBS, show under Coming up for kids. Team members whose role mentions kids, children, nursery, preschool, elementary or family appear under People you'll meet.
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Add your own photos
Photos open the page and make it feel like a place for kids. Click the photo area at the top to add them. Only post photos of children whose parents have said yes.
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Show it to visitors
Choose More → Show this page to visitors. Kids then appears in your website menu and footer.
Warning
Read the Safe and cared for cards before you show the page. They are a starting point: say only what your church actually does.
Create and fill the page
1
Choose Create New Page
Click the current page name in the toolbar, such as Home, then choose Create New Page.
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Give the page a name and address
Enter a Page Title. Hubl suggests a Page URL from it; use a short, recognizable address. Choose an icon if helpful, then click Create Page. If the address is already used or reserved, choose another.
The title names the page. Page URL is the short address used to reach it.
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Add the information visitors need
Choose Add Section and select a section such as Text, Text + Image or Photo Gallery. Click the section’s editable text to replace the starter content. Add a clear next action where useful. Add links to your public events and service information instead of typing a second copy of the schedule.
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Save, then publish when ready
Choose Save draft to keep working privately. When the page is ready, choose Publish and confirm. Publishing this page is separate from publishing the home page.
Find the page as a visitor
Open your site in a signed-out browser and open the navigation menu. Published custom pages appear in the menu’s More group. Choose the new page and check its content and links. You do not need to create a second menu item manually.
After publishing, the new page is available from the public navigation menu.
Hide a page without deleting it
Open the page in the editor, then choose More → Hide this page from visitors and read the confirmation. To bring it back, use Show this page to visitors from the same menu. For a custom page, showing it again goes through publishing.
Note
Hiding a page is not an unsaved draft edit. It changes visitor access separately. Check the signed-out page and menu after confirming.