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Website
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3min Explainer Walkthrough
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Page Management
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Page Editing
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Form Builder
- Updating Your Navigation Menu
- Understanding Posts
- Creating Post Categories
- Creating Your First Post
- Restricting Page Access
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Search Engine Optimization
- Setting Up Google Marketing Tools
- Setting Up Google Analytics 4 E-commerce Tracking
- Optimizing Images For Web
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Analytics
- Third Party Embed Code
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3min Explainer Walkthrough
- Contacts
- Marketing
- Commerce
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Apps
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Setup Affiliates
- Setup The Xero Integration
- Setup The MYOB AccountRight Integration
- Setup The Cliniko Integration
- Setup The Simpro Integration
- Setup The Xero Practice Manager Integration
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Setup Recurring Sales
- Setup The QuickBooks Online Integration
- Setup the Zoho Integration
- Setup The Eventbrite Integration
- Setup The GoSweetSpot Integration
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Setup Affiliates
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Settings And Config
- Going Live
- Updating Your Billing Details
- Changing Your Oncord Plan
- Managing Administrators
- Registering a Domain Name
- Changing Your Domain Name
- Backing Up Your Website
- Choosing an E-mail Host
- Importing Via Imap
- Setting Up Gmail Hosting
- Setting Up Office 365 Hosting
- Setting Up Sub Domains
- Hosting a Sub Site
- Creating Your First Post
- Website
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3min Explainer Walkthrough
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Page Management
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Page Editing
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Form Builder
- Updating Your Navigation Menu
- Understanding Posts
- Creating Post Categories
- Creating Your First Post
- Restricting Page Access
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Search Engine Optimization
- Setting Up Google Marketing Tools
- Setting Up Google Analytics 4 E-commerce Tracking
- Optimizing Images For Web
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Analytics
- Third Party Embed Code
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3min Explainer Walkthrough
- Contacts
- Marketing
- Commerce
- Apps
- Settings And Config
Creating Your First Post
Read this first: Understanding Posts.
To create a Post, login to your Oncord Dashboard and select the Posts option, which appears under the Website heading in the left sidebar.
If you don't have any Post Categories setup yet, you'll be prompted to create one before adding any Posts. Otherwise click the "New Post" button on the top of the page to create and configure a new Post.
Enter a post title, add a short teaser description to entice visitors to click the Post, and upload an image for the post.
Each post needs to be assigned to a Post Category, which defines where the Post will display throughout the website (eg. "Blog"). If you'd also like this post to appear in other categories, click the "Additional Attributes" tab and specify additional Post Categories.
Linking the Post (Full Version / Link To)
The Full Version / Link To option allows you to specify what happens when a user click the Post on your website. In most cases, this will be set to "Create a new page", which creates a new page for the content of your article.
The following options are available for linking the post:
Create a new page - Creates a empty page for you to add the content of your article.
Link to existing page - Links your post to an existing page which you've already created.
Link to external URL - Links your post to an external page address, such as https://www.youtube.com/.
Link to a file - Links your post to a file uploaded from your computer, such as a PDF document.
Link to event - Links your post to the RSVP form for an event you've created within Oncord.
Link to product - Links your post to a Product that's been configured within your Product Catalog.
No link - The post is static, and won't be linked.
To Hide the Post (Offline)
If you would like to hide the Post while you're working on it, open up the additional attributes tab and tick the "Offline" option. Note that when your post is offline it will be hidden from standard website users, however administrators will still be able see it.
Don't forget: You'll need to make the post visible again when you're finished, otherwise website visitors won't be able to view it.
Once you have finished creating your post, click the "Save & Create Linked Page" button. If you selected the "Create a new Page" option, you will be re-directed to an empty web page where you can start writing your full article.