The custom page builder feature on the Blink ExperienceOS allows you to create and manage pages effortlessly without writing a single line of code. Using flexible building blocks and an intuitive interface, you can design pages quickly and tailor them to your needs. This guide walks you through how to build and publish pages with ease.
Accessing the Page Builder
Log in to your account and navigate to the event.
Find the Event Config tab on the left sidebar.
Click on it to expand the menu.
Select Web Pages from the expanded menu.
Click on + New Web Page in the top right corner.
On the New Web Page screen, select Page Builder as the web page type, add the slug, then click Launch Page Builder.
Understand the Page Builder Layout
The editor is divided into three main areas:
Left Side (Preview Tab):
This shows a real-time preview of how your page will look to the visitors.Content panel (right side):
This includes elements such as Title, Paragraph, Image, Button, Divider, and more that you can add to your page.Top action bar:
From here, you can Save or cancel your changes at any time.
This layout allows you to build pages visually, without needing any technical or HTML knowledge.
Step 1 Add and Edit Content Blocks
Your page is made up of blocks. Each block serves a purpose and can be edited independently.
To add content:
Choose a block type from the Content panel on the right (for example, Title, Paragraph, or Image).
Drag and drop it into the grey area of the canvas.
To edit content:
Click directly on any block inside the page.
Update the text, image, or settings based on your message needs.
This flexible setup allows you to mix text, visuals, and calls-to-action in a way that feels clear and engaging.
→ With content in place, the next step is refining the structure and making sure the page looks well.
Step 2: Arrange and Adjust the Layout
Each section of your page sits inside a row.
You can:
Move rows up or down to adjust the flow.
Add spacing to make the page easier to view.
Use dividers to visually separate sections.
These small adjustments make a big difference in how professional and good looking the final page feels.
→ Once your content and layout are ready, all that’s left is saving your work properly.
Step 3: Using Rows to Structure Your Pages
Once you start adding content, you may want more control over how elements are arranged. This is where the Rows option comes in.
On the right-hand side of the editor, switch from Content to Rows.
Rows define the layout structure of your page. Think of them as containers that hold your content blocks (text, images, buttons, and more).
Step 4: Adjust Global Page Settings
Once your content and rows are in place, you can fine-tune the overall look of your page using Settings.
On the right-hand side of the editor, switch from Rows to Settings.
These options control the global appearance of the page, not individual blocks.
From here, you can quickly adjust:
Content width – how wide the page appears on screen
Content alignment – left or center
Background colors – for the page and content area
Default font – applied across the page
Link color – how links appear throughout the page
These settings help keep your page visually consistent, readable, and aligned with your event or brand style.
→ Once settings are reviewed, the page is ready to be saved and used.
Finally Save Your Page
When you’re happy with the design and content:
Click Save from the top right corner.
This will get you back to the Web Page menu, click Save at the top right corner.
Your page will now be available in the web pages list and ready to be used.
Saving regularly is recommended, especially when working on longer or more detailed pages.
Edit, Publish or Delete Pages
From the Web Pages list, locate the page your have created and click on the 3 dots on the right side of the page to view the following:
Click on Edit Web Page, to edit the previously created page.
Click on Publish, to publish the created page.
Click on Delete Web Page, to delete it.
Page Visibility
This feature controls who can view your event pages by setting them as Public or Private.
1- Under the Visibility column you can see whether the link is set to Public or Private.
2- To change the Visibility for the created link, click on the 3 dots then select Edit Page.
3- By turning on the toggle button for Public, this means you manage making this page accessible to all users, even if they’re logged out.
4- Once done, click on Save button at the top right corner.
Public Pages
Public pages are visible to both logged-in and logged-out users. They are ideal for sharing essential information such as event details, agendas, and promotional content.
Private Pages
Private pages are accessible only to logged-in users. They are best used for attendee-exclusive content such as restricted sessions, confidential materials, or personalized information. This ensures that sensitive or limited-access content remains visible only to the intended audience.
By using Public and Private pages strategically, organizers can control content visibility with ease.
This ensures a more secure, relevant, and well-structured experience for every audience.