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Managing System Pages and the Homepage

What are system pages and how are they managed?

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Written by Charlotte Kolb
Updated over a year ago

System pages are predefined pages in your system that fulfill essential functions and do not need to be created manually. One of the most important system pages is the Homepage, which can be accessed through the burger menu under Pages> System.

Overview of available system pages:

  1. Homepage: The main entry page for your users.

  2. Login Page: Allows users to log in to the system.

  3. User Profile Page: Displays a user’s profile information.

  4. 404 Page: Appears when a requested page cannot be found.

  5. Search Page: Facilitates navigation through content for users.

  6. Permission Denied Page: Indicates that a user lacks the necessary permissions to access a page.

  7. Invalid User Page: Used when user data has expired or is invalid.

  8. Search Overlay Page: Ideal for group-specific menus and customized search functionalities.

Creating group-specific versions

For all system pages, you can create group-based versions. This allows you to provide different content or designs for various user groups. For example, logged-in users might see a different homepage than guests.

How to locate and edit system pages

  1. Open the burger menu and select Pages > System.

  2. Choose the desired system page to configure or edit it.

  3. Use the group settings to create specific versions for different target audiences.

Tip: Keep the content on system pages as clear and functional as possible, as they often represent the first user interaction with your system.

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