Site Editor

The Site Editor (sidebar → System & Tools → Site Editor) is where you design your public website. The center of the screen is your page, an exact preview of what visitors see, and you edit directly on it: click a post or a block, type, and it saves automatically. Use Preview site in the top bar to open the real site in a new tab.

Content is built from blocks: Text, Image, Video, Button, Document, Columns, and Divider. Hover between blocks and a + appears to insert a new one; every block has a toolbar to drag, reorder, duplicate, or delete it. Selecting a block opens its settings in the right panel.

How do I edit my homepage posts?

Your public homepage is a posts feed: dated announcements shown newest-first.

1. In the Home Page Posts section of the sidebar, click + to create a post. New posts start as Drafts: visible to you, hidden from visitors.
2. Type the title directly on the card, and write the body right on the page. Use the + between blocks to add images, videos, buttons, or columns.
3. Click Publish in the right panel when it’s ready; it appears on your homepage immediately. Unpublish hides it again without deleting.

The display date (right panel) controls feed order (newest first) even when the date is hidden from the card. The Show title / Show date switches hide either from the public card, which suits posts that are purely visual (a flyer, a sponsor board).

How do I add a cover image to a post?

Select the post and click Add cover image at the top of the card. The cover renders as a wide banner above the title. Hover it to Replace or remove it.

How do I keep one post at the top of my home page?

Pin it. In the Site Editor, select the post and turn on Pin to top of home in the settings panel on the right. The pinned post stays first on your home page no matter what you publish later, and visitors see the whole post there, with no “Read more” link. The rest of your posts follow underneath in their usual newest-first order. One post can be pinned at a time; pinning another post replaces it. A pinned draft keeps the pin but only appears once you publish it.

How do I add a page to my site’s navigation?

1. In the Pages section of the sidebar, click +. The new page starts Hidden; it’s not in your site’s navigation yet.
2. Name it (on the page or in the right panel). The name is also the page’s address: a page called “Sponsors” lives at /sponsors.
3. Write the page using blocks, then flip Show in navigation in the right panel. The page appears in your public site’s top navigation immediately. Navigation order controls its position; lower numbers come first.

To take a page down, switch Show in navigation off (keeps the page) or Delete page (removes it).

How do I put content in columns, or place an image beside text?

Insert a Columns block from the + palette. Each column has its own + to add content; for an image beside text, put an Image block in one column and a Text block in the other.

• Column count: 2, 3, or 4 (right panel).
• Column widths: pick a ratio in the right panel. For example, 1 : 2 gives a narrow image column beside wide text; 1 : 1 : 1 makes three equal columns for a sponsor-logo row.
• On phones, columns always stack vertically so nothing gets squeezed.

How do I resize an image?

Select the image and either drag the round handle on its corner (a live percentage badge follows your drag) or use the Width slider in the right panel; the ⅓, ½, ⅔, and Full buttons are quick presets. Alignment (left / center / right), alt text, and an optional click-through link are in the same panel.

How do I publish a PDF or document on my site?

Insert a Document block from the + palette and pick a PDF from your computer (rules, forms, schedules, waivers; up to 15MB). It uploads and lands on the page as a button named after the file; visitors click it and the PDF opens in a new browser tab, where they can read, print, or download it. Rename the button by typing on it, and use the right panel to change its style or alignment; it’s an ordinary Button block pointing at your uploaded file. A dedicated “Documents” page (added under Pages) with a Document block per file is a tidy way to publish a set of league documents.

How do I add a video or a map?

Insert a Video block and paste a YouTube, Vimeo, or Google Maps embed link. It renders full-column at 16:9 on your site.

What does my site look like before I write anything?

Every new organization starts with three starter posts already published: a welcome post with a cover photo and a Register now button, a “What to expect” overview, and a “Where we play” post with a map centered on the location you entered at signup (Los Angeles, CA if you skipped it). They’re ordinary posts: open the Site Editor to rewrite them, swap the cover images, or delete them and write your own.

How do I edit the page visitors see if I unpublish every post?

Your homepage always shows its header, quick links, competitions, and updates; posts are one section of it, not the whole page. Organizations with no published posts show the Fallback → Home (fallback page) content in that section instead of the feed; edit it under that entry in the sidebar. As soon as at least one post is published, the posts feed takes over; unpublish everything and the fallback content returns.

How do I change how my public homepage looks?

Go to Settings → Public Homepage in your admin dashboard. Two templates are available:

• Classic: a clean, modern white layout with a headline in your organization’s colors with a short intro and highlights of what your organization offers, quick links to Register / Schedule / Standings / Teams, your latest results, upcoming games, and posts in tidy white cards, then your competitions.
• Premier: a bold, dark full-width hero in your organization’s colors with scoreboard-style game widgets. Colors come from the palette you picked in your banner settings.

Use each template’s Preview link to see it on your live site before saving. The homepage also updates itself from your data: live and upcoming games appear automatically on game days, and registration buttons appear only while a registration is open.

How do I add my organization’s logo to my site?

Under Settings → Public Homepage, use Upload logo. The logo appears in your public site’s header and on your homepage. A PNG with a transparent background works best.

How do I show a notice above a division’s schedule?

Under Division Callouts in the sidebar, expand a season and pick a division. Whatever you write appears in a highlighted callout above that division’s public schedule: court changes, weather notes, playoff reminders. Leave it empty and nothing shows.

How does saving work in the Site Editor?

Everything you type saves automatically about a second and a half after you stop; the chip in the top bar shows Saving… / Saved. If a save fails (say your connection drops), the editor shows Save failed, retrying and keeps retrying; your edit is never dropped. The only explicit actions are Publish / Unpublish and Delete, which apply immediately.