Gallus seeks to provide a best-in-class experience for end users with integrated, native, and visually-pleasing apps. In order to accomplish this, app administrators need a way to set up the content of a page in their admin dashboard and make it live in App Navigation for their users to experience.
The Pages module provides a simple and intuitive way to create curated screens within an app that have text, links, images, and lists. They can be used for facility information (lessons, membership, etc.), upcoming events, or even posting the results of a Tournament or League. Think of them as a blank slate to communicate anything you'd like!
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Making A Page Live In Your App
To make a Page live in your app, you'll first need to create it in the Pages module before going to App Navigation to control where it appears on your Home Screen and/or Side Menu. Read on for instructions on the entire process.
On the ensuing page, fill out the following information:
Header Image
The image that appears at the top of your Page, if you so choose. Either drop an image from your desktop or click Browse to select an image from the carousel.
Note that this field can be left empty if you do not desire to add an image.
Supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, or GIF images at 3:2 ratio (landscape).
Pages Title
The title that appears in the bar at the top of your Page. This title is also how your Page will appear in other modules of the app when searching for the Page (App Navigation, Push Notifications, etc.)
Pages Content
The main content section of your Page. This should be where the majority of the information is conveyed to your users.
Highlight text and utilize the bar at the top for the following:
Heading
Use this to change the size of your text and create separation between the sections of your Page.
Bold Text
Italic Text
Link
Highlight the text, click the button, and provide a URL. Tapping this URL will take the user to an in-app browser (allowing them to view the webpage while staying in the app).
Find the newly created button in the left-hand menu. Click the Home Screen or Side Menu icons to add them to the preview on the right. Then click and hold on the preview to drag/drop to the proper location.
DONE! Users can now view your page within the app.
Add a Button Label (how the button will appear on the Home Screen/Side Menu) and click Save.
Click the green +.
Select Open App Page.
Select Pages --> [Your newly created Page]
Fill out the rest of the info (Item Image, Button Label, and Description) and click Save.
Your first Page is now linked! Repeat steps 6-9 for all of the buttons you'd like to add into the folder.
Find the newly created button in the left-hand menu. Click the Home Screen or Side Menu icons to add them to the preview on the right. Then click and hold on the preview to drag/drop to the proper location.
DONE! Users can now view your page within the app.
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