Pages Module

Overview

Here are some pages powered by our solution. They all follow a similar format, but also have unique content and details within them. There multiple ways to utilise this application to benefit your organisation.

When should I use this module?

Add new pages to your website

Use the Pages Module to create:

• Information pages
• Campaign or promotional pages
• Landing pages for specific initiatives
• Temporary pages for events or time‑limited content

Create temporary pages with automatic expiry

Pages can be scheduled with start and end dates, making them ideal for:

• Freshers’ campaigns
• Promotions
• Temporary notices or announcements

Update or maintain existing website content

If text, images, or links need updating, pages can be edited directly in the Pages Module. This is useful for:

• Routine content updates
• Policy changes
• Keeping information accurate and up to date

No developer involvement is required for standard content updates.

Control where pages appear in the website navigation

Pages can be assigned to Sections, allowing you to control:

• Where the page appears in the navigation menu
• How users discover the page

Enable non‑technical teams to manage content

The Pages Module allows teams to:

• Add and edit content safely
• Use approved templates and layouts
• Add new pages to the website
• Maintain a consistent website look and feel

Using the Pages Module

Introduction

Your system may look slightly different depending on your setup, but the functionality remains the same. This is where you create and manage your website pages. Each page you create here controls content that appears on your website. Below we will go through some of the elements within the Pages Dashboard

With the Pages Module, you can:

• Create website pages
• Add custom content (text, images, links)
• Create both permanent and temporary pages
• Choose page endpoints (URLs)
• Redirect pages to other websites, pages or documents

Domain Selector

In some setups, your Domain may host multiple websites within the platform.

Use the Domain selector to switch between website instances and manage the Pages associated with each Domain.

Website Pages

The Website Pages section contains all pages currently available on your website. These pages are typically rendered through a specific template configured within the Templates Module, which controls how page content is displayed and will pull through all the content you input.

What we see is the actual endpoint these pages are located at. So if we typed the main website domain and added these endpoints onto it. They would be directed to the corresponding page. Here we have our example page which is created within our How to add a Page section of this Article. 

If we add this endpoint onto our Main website domain name. "https://trial-web.sums.su" + "/working-at-the-su". You will then find the corresponding Web Page being powered by it.

💡Note: If you're looking for a specific page and it isn't visible to you on the Pages Module. This will most likely be a Custom Web Page that has been built with code in the Templates Module

Each Page will have a set of options available to you. These are Info, Modify and Delete functions. These will allow you to have full control over the pages and what you do with them

Activity Pages

Activity Pages are Legacy and aren't actively maintained or used. It is advised to avoid this section of the module

How to add a Page

This section will walk you through the process on how to add a Page to your Website. This will include going into the Module and then checking that the page has gone live after being submitted. We will then show how you can add this to your Navigation bar using the Sections Module

Creating a page

1. Navigate to Website > Pages

2. Click + Create Page

   

   This will open the Page Creation Tab where you will add your content and select options for your page

💡Note: Only the fields marked * are mandatory for you to get a page up and running

3. Page Title*
    The visible page name on the website and browser tab.

4. Page URI*
   The endpoint for the page, added to the end of your website URL.
   Example: “working-at-the-su” -> “https://trial-web.sums.su/working-at-the-su”

   

5. Activity
   Legacy field. This can be skipped.

   

6. Page Template*
   The pre‑configured template that controls how the page content is displayed. If you're not sure we recommend looking at some other pages in this module to see what Template they are using.

   

🔨Pre-Configuration Required: Templated Pages are configured in the Templates Module and require technical setup. It is advised to look at other pages to see what they are using
If support is needed, contact your developer or email sums@help.su

7. Permanent or Temporary Page*
   - Permanent: Page stays live indefinitely and will be available straight away once submitted
   - Temporary: Page is live only between chosen start and end date.

   

⚠️Warning: If a Temporary Page Expires and you visit the endpoint. You will be redirected back the Main URL

8. Content*
   The main body of your page content. The editor allows flexible layout and design choices.

   

9. Page Key Image URL
   Optional hero/background image for the page. If no image is provided, a default placeholder image is used. (Depending on how your Template has been configured within the Templates Module)

   

10. Page Parent Section
    Assigns the page to a navigation section so users can find it. To learn more, see the Sections Module

    

11. Page Class
    Optional field for additional styling applied to this specific page.

    

12. Page Widgets
    Small content blocks pulled Widgets Module. This can be different from Page to Page to create a more native feel. Please see Widgets Module to learn how to utilise them

    

13. Click Submit

    

Checking your Page is working

1. Go to your website
2. Enter the Page URI that was Input making the Page on the end of the main website URL
   Example: “working-at-the-su” -> “https://trial-web.sums.su/working-at-the-su”

3. You should see your new page available with the content you provided.

   

Adding a page to your Navigation

1. Navigate to the Sections Module
2. Click Create Section
   This will open the Section Creation Tab

💡Note: Only the fields marked * are mandatory for you to get a page up and running

1. Name*
   Use a title that you want users to click on to get to the page

   

2. Parent Section*
   This is the drop down the new section will be displayed

   

3. Icon*
   An Icon can be used to create a visual element to the Link. Please see the Sections Module for more information about Icons

   

4. URL*
   Add the Page URI that was input when the page was made. This is so it directs to the correct endpoint. Ensure to add a “/” before. Example "/working-at-the-su" 

   

5. Order*
   The smaller the number the higher the section will be within the drop down. If all numbers are the same. It will be ordered alphabetically.

   

6. Go to your Website and check the Navigation Section you assigned it to. Ensure that the new Section is there

Updating a Page

1. Check the URL of the Page you want to change. For example “https://trial-web.sums.su/working-at-the-su”

   

2. Navigate to Website and click Pages

   

3. On Website Pages search for the the text after the main URL. For Example “https://trial-web.sums.su/working-at-the-su” -> “/working-at-the-su”.

   

🔨Pre-Configuration Required: If you can’t find the URL within the Pages module. The page may be within the Templates Module and will be a Custom Web Page instead of a Template Web Page. This will require a code change

4. Once it has been found. Click the Edit icon in the middle. This will open the page creation tab.

   

5. Make the changes desired. (For more info on fields head to How to add a Page section)

6. Scroll down to the bottom and Click Submit

   

7. Go to the Website and check the page to ensure the changes have been applied

Deleting a Page

1. Check the URL of the Page you want to change. For example “https://trial-web.sums.su/working-at-the-su”

   

2. Navigate to Website and click Pages

   

3. On Website Pages search for the the text after the main URL. For Example “https://trial-web.sums.su/working-at-the-su” -> “/working-at-the-su”.

   

🔨Pre-Configuration Required: If you can’t find the URL within the Pages module. The page may be within the Templates Module and will be a Custom Web Page instead of a Template Web Page. This will require a code change

4. Once it has been found. Click the Delete icon on the right

   

5. Confirm you want to delete the Page by pressing OK

   

6. The page will then be deleted

💡Note: If you don’t want to delete a page in the event of using it again or you just want to keep it on the system. Another alternative is to tick the Redirect box. This way you can redirect users to Alternate Destinations

Troubleshooting

My page isn’t visible after submitting

• Ensure the Page URI is typed correctly within the Pages Module
• Ensure you are matching the same Page URI that has been set within the Pages Module
• Check the page’s visibility dates

The page redirects back to the homepage

• If you have a temporary page. Check the page is still within its live date range
• Ensure the Redirect option is not enabled

Page layout looks incorrect

• The assigned template may be broken. A developer must check the Templates Module - Contact sums@help.su for support

The page is empty

• Confirm the correct template is assigned. We recommend looking at other pages within the Pages Module to understand what template they are using.