Pages

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Overview

Pages are the foundation of your ticket shop’s content. Each page has its own URL, header layout, and content — assembled from reusable blocks that display events, articles, or custom template content. Every company starts with a default Home page at /. You can create additional pages for promotions, seasonal programmes, venue guides, or any other purpose, then link them from your menus to build out your site’s navigation. Pages are managed from the Pages section under CMS in admin.

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Creating a Page

1. Navigate to CMS > Pages
2. Click Create new page
3. Enter a Name — the admin-facing label for this page
4. Set the URL — the page’s public address (e.g. /summer-events)
5. Optionally add a Subheading and Body to display introductory content at the top of the page
6. Choose a Header style to control how the top of the page appears
7. Click Save

Once created, you can start adding blocks to populate the page with content.

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Header Styles

The header style controls how the top of the page is presented to visitors. Choose the style that best suits the page’s purpose and imagery. For styles that include an image, upload a Header image in the page’s image settings. If you choose a full-width style, the image spans the entire width of the page.

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Composing Pages with Blocks

Pages are built by adding blocks — modular content units that each display a different type of content. The three block types are:

• Event blocks — display collections of events in layouts like grids, lists, sliders, maps, or calendars
• Article blocks — display articles in list, grid, or slider layouts
• Template blocks — display custom-designed content using a JSON schema

Each block is configured independently with its own layout, content source, and styling. A single block can be shared across multiple pages. On any given page, blocks are displayed in the order you arrange them. To add a block to a page:

1. Open the page from CMS > Pages
2. Click Add block and choose the block type
3. Follow the setup wizard to configure the block’s layout, content source, and details
4. The block appears on the page — drag to reorder if needed

For full details on configuring each block type, see Blocks.

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Page Settings

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SEO Metadata

Each page supports metadata for search engines and social sharing: If no meta title is set, the page name is used. If no meta description is set, the page body content is used as a fallback.

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Authentication

Pages can be restricted so only logged-in customers can view them: This is useful for members-only content, exclusive pre-sale pages, or any page intended for registered customers.

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Event Search

Toggle Show event search to display a search bar on the page, allowing visitors to search for events directly from the page.

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Visibility Groups

Pages can be scoped to specific visibility groups, controlling which admin users can manage them. This does not affect customer-facing visibility — it controls who in your team can edit the page.

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Previewing Pages

You can preview how a page will appear to visitors without making it publicly accessible. From the page list, use the Preview action to generate a signed preview URL that opens the page as customers would see it.

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Importing and Exporting Pages

Pages and their template blocks can be exported and imported, making it easy to replicate page structures across companies or environments.

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Exporting

1. Navigate to CMS > Pages
2. Click Export pages
3. Choose to export all pages or selected pages
4. Download the export file

The export includes each page’s content (name, subheading, body, URL, header style, images, metadata) and any template blocks. Event blocks and article blocks are not included in exports because they reference company-specific content.

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Importing

1. Navigate to CMS > Pages
2. Click Import pages
3. Upload the export file
4. Review the pages to be imported and confirm

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