Adding content

There are 8 main types of public site content

• Featured pages - these are the slider sin some themes. They generally have larger image styles. 
• Basic pages - a simple page for your public site. No default image styles - all images have to be embedded in the notes area. 
• Events - these are shared between the members only portion of your site. To have an event appear on the public site, it must be marked as "public" (on the edit tab of the event).
• Blogs - usually called "news" when viewed on the site. These are public blog posts, used to highlight recent activity in your group. 
• Bios - Pages about important people in your group. This may be your director, or people on your board/leadership team. Bios have various "types" which can be used to group people together on automatic "bio" pages. 
• Ensembles - a special type of page used for "subgroups" within your main page. This could be a special performing chorus, or a quartet. The also have special "auto" pages that are generated for the various ensemble types so that they are listed together. 
• Buzz -  this is news for specific ensembles. it's a way to highlight ensemble activity without it overtaking the general group news. 
• Gallery - share images with the public. Images should be "promotional" in nature.

Blocks are used throughout the site to display various types of content.
For example, the "featured events" block can be used to display events that are both "featured" and "public".  The "buzz" blocks can be used to display buzz items for all ensembles, or using the buzz for one ensemble block will display only the buzz for the ensemble page that it's on.

They have their own section in these guides as they aren't strictly "content".