LEAP CMS - Website Operating System

Adding Pages to your LEAP Website

There are multiple ways to add pages to your LEAP website, you can add a menu item to create the link or you can create pages on-the-fly and add them anywhere throughout the site you wish, we'll try out the on-the-fly method then move onto the menu method.

You can always follow the documentation as well, check it out Here

First step is make sure you're logged into your website.
So make sure you're able to go to the back end, type LEAP and test it out!

Then navigate to the URL bar at the top of every browser...

Take out anything after the / in your domain name and type in the name of the page you wish to create after trailing slash of your root domain http://www.mydomain.com/
So in this case it's called "NewPage"

NOTE: When creating pages please make sure you don't use spaces in the names.
Spaces causes errors on some browser and your viewers may not be able to access the page once it's been created.
You can also check out the Page Name section of the documentation Here

EXAMPLES!

Good page name - ConatctUs or Contact_Us or conatctus or Contact-Us
Bad page name - Contact Us
(The second will render as Conatct%20Us which will affect your Search Engine Optimization and could cause an error on some browsers out there)

Hit the enter key or return to navigate to that page.
Once you are on that page your website will say "That page does not exist" or bring you to a blank screen, don't be detered by this.

Type LEAP once you're on that page and Mr. Wizard will appear with a prompt on actually adding that page to your LEAP website.

From the Mr. Wizard prompt you might have more options from just the skin, but the skin is the most important one.
Choose the appropriate skin for you site and click "ADD THIS PAGE".

The system will pull in all the essential information and provide you with a blank LEAP area to start adding modules and populating your page.

If you chose a TEMPLATE or had that option from the Mr. Wizard screen that would be pre-existing on your site, you would end up with modules that would have been pre-created and populated from the TEMPLATE.

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