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Every GroupFlow group comes with a website. You edit it directly on the page: turn on Edit Mode, click the part of the page you want to change, and edit it in a sidebar.

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Public area and members area

Your website has two areas. The public area is what anyone can see: your home page, About page, Join page, public events list, and any other public pages you create. On public pages you control the whole page — its header, its main content, and its footer. The members area is for members who are logged in. It includes the Members Home page, member pages such as the Resources page, and event pages. On member pages you edit the content of the page; the members-area header, menu, and footer stay the same on every member page. A new group starts with these pages:
  • / — Home
  • /about — About
  • /join — Join
  • /events/public — Public events
  • /members/pages/resources — Resources (members only)
  • /members/pages/mobile-app — Mobile app (members only)

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Who can edit the website

Members with the Content Management permission can edit the website. Members with the Superuser permission can too, because Superuser includes every other permission. To give a member this permission, open the member in the admin area, go to Admin Permissions, and turn on Content Management. The member’s membership must be active. With this permission, a member can:
  • See the Edit Mode button on your website, and edit pages, elements, and menus
  • Create, clone, and delete pages
  • Use the Design & Web section of the admin menu, which includes Web Pages and Design Settings

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How changes go live

There’s no separate publish step. When you save a change in the editor, it goes live on your website right away.
  • A page you just created can take a few seconds to appear. If you see a “not found” page right after creating one, wait a moment and reload.
  • Visitors who already have your website open see your changes the next time they load a page.
You can keep individual elements and pages out of sight while you work on them by leaving them unpublished. See Published and draft elements.

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In this section

Edit Mode

Turn on Edit Mode, select elements, and save your changes

Pages

Create, clone, and delete public and member pages

Page Elements

Text, images, columns, heroes, headers, and more

Navigation Menus

Edit the menus in your header and footer

Design Settings

Colors, fonts, and buttons for your whole site