• Building a Custom Fundraiser Page

  Step 1: Create the project for your fundraiser Step 2: Create a new page in Site Plan with the title of your fundraiser Step 3: Add content to the page using the static content type and different views, and view classes. You can always schedule a refresh training session by  clicking here (https://forms.sitestacker.trFew readers

• New View Classes In The Base Template Enhancements Release

  New View Classes: For Basic Wrapper: Background Angled (Colors 1-4): Makes the wrapper have a downward slant through the middle of the content Angled Top (Colors 1-4): Makes the wrapper have a downward slant at the top of the content Bottom Half (Colors 1-4): Makes the wrapper have the bottom half colored while leaving the other half transparent (gives a slight overlapping effect this way) Flexing Center ConteFew readers

• Manually Re-indexing Contents on your Website

  If you have added new contents in your website, it is important that the new items are re-indexed for the search engines to pick those up. By default, there is a Cron job that does this automatically and is usually set to run once every day, but for cases where you will want to run it manually and not wait for the Cron job to re-index, here is how you can do it: From the /admin side of Site Stacker, go to the 'Site Planner' component. (https://s3.amazonaws.com/cdn.freshdesk.Few readers

• Configuring the SiteStacker Search Module

  Search Module Display Where is the SiteStacker Search Module Different from the Google Search Module, the SiteStacker Search Module is related to everything within your installation and it is extremely simple to set up! We will go over how you can use this Search Module along with some other neat tips and tricks to help you gFew readers

• How to Choose Light and Dark Mode for the Dashboard Menu

  There are new View Classes available for wrappers in the dashboard template. The view classes are called 'Light' and 'Dark' modes. These view classes change the color of the menu side (left side) of the dashboard to either be light or dark in contrast. To change this, you will need to have the menus in a wrapper on the Site Plan side. Once the menus are in the wrapper, you can then assign the view class to the wrapper which will affect how the menus will render.Few readers

• Adding or Editing a Missions Opportunity in Site Planner

  The opportunity content type in Site Planner is used to list specific mission opportunities on your website. Open the Site Planner component. In the Context Explorer panel, navigate to the 06 Opportunities folder. Right-click an existing item, or right-click the opportunities folder and select “Add Item” to add a new item. In the main area of the editing window, add or edit the title, summary, body, image, and cover image. Skip for now: On the right side of the editingFew readers

• Managing Default Content

  What is Default Content? Default Content is used for making mass changes to dynamic content within their specific folders (Articles, Missionaries, Projects, Children, etc.). This is helpful in a variety of situations: it allows you to customize your dynamic content, updating it all at one time, and causing any new content item to inherit your custom default settings. Some situations to edit default content may include: setting overall Min and Max Amounts for campaigns, StartFew readers

• How to Create Pages in Site Planner

  A video demonstrating how to create a page in Site Planner The main way to add more web pages to your website is to create a new page in  Site Planner. Creating a New Page: Site planner’s icon on the admin portal Login to your Site Stacker Admin Portal and click the ‘Site Planner’ icon. Navigate to tFew readers

• How To Redirect a URL

  When to Redirect Redirecting a URL is a great feature if you ever want to shorten a URL or keep the same URL that you had before transitioning to Site Stacker. There are also times that you may want to change a web page or folder and utilize redirects to fit your needs. How To Redirect Open Site Planner. After you are in Site Planner on the 'Site Plan' (right-hand) side you will need to right click on the 'Site Channel'   s8H3LmC4AvP2kqWba0Hd3jHFmF4KMU-7g (https://s3.amazonawsFew readers

• Adding Static Content (Text, Images, and More) to a Web Page

  A video demonstrating how to add static text to a web page. A video demonstrating how to add images to a web page. After you’ve created a new page in Site Planner, the next step will be adding content to your page.   Static content  is the content on a web page that is expected to stay the same.  This includeFew readers

• Understanding Aliases and URLs in Site Planner

  A video demonstrating the article below about URLs and aliases in site planner How Standard Pages Get Assigned URLs in Site Planner Any time  you’re building a web page in Site Planner manually, you’ll be asked to give your page a name, a title, and an  alias.  You’ll notice as you’re typing the name thatFew readers

• Publishing an Article to a Page in a Summary View

  Login to your SiteStacker Dashboard and click the ‘Site Planner’ icon. Navigate to the Content Explorer (left-hand side) of the Site Planner window. Choose the article you would like to publish to a page (Make sure you have a page setup for it and a wrapper to put it into!) Drag the article over to the desired page and place it inside of the wrapper you would like it to have displayed on the page. Choose the View and add any view classes you would like to make sure your conteFew readers

• Creating a New Site from Scratch

  I want to create a new site, but where do I start? The first thing you need to keep in mind when creating a new site is what the functionality of this site will be: Will giving happen on this site? What kind of content should be available? Will it have a dashboard, too? What domain will be used on this new site? These are questions you should ask yourself before diving right in as this would define a clear path for you to take and possibly lessen the amount of steps needed to create yourFew readers

• Setting up Google reCAPTCHA Keys

  What are Google reCAPTCHA Keys? Google reCAPTCHA keys: A service that is provided to protect your site from ads and unwanted content. Its purpose is to make sure that every user is an actual human and not a bot with harmful intentions. It is an awesome service to have and is completely free to use. So, here are nine steps you can follow to get this on your own.  How to get new Google reCAPTCHA keys put into Site Stacker. 1. Google "Google reCAPTCHA" and click on theFew readers

• Uploading & Linking to a PDF

  Here are instructions for Uploading a PDF and linking to it from a Dashboard menu: Open file manager./li> Upload the PDF to the directory of your choice. Once it is uploaded, click once on the file which will reveal its details on the right-hand side of the file manager./li> In the file details, you will see the full file "Path".  Select and copy the entire path that is printed there. Now open your Menu in Site Planner. In Menu Items, open the menu link you wish to linkFew readers

• Setting The Facebook Share for Articles/Blogs

  Video Resources: - Setting up Articles/Blogs Walkthrough Setting Social Media API/IDs for Personal Social Media Sharing There are times you want your site users to share your website content (usually articles, stories, blogs, news, etc) to their social media accounts.  This type of functionality requires you to setup API accounts with those specific social media services. Connecting your site content with the site usersFew readers

• Adding Dynamic Content (Missionaries, Projects, Blogs, and More) to Your Site

  After you’ve created a new page in Site Planner, the next step will be adding content to your page.  Dynamic content is content that can be updated, often regularly, without the need to perform every step manually. For example, a list of missionaries or sponsored children can have items added to it and taken away from it without thFew readers

• Mailchimp Module for Missionary Dashboards

  The Mailchimp module for the missionary dashboard is where a missionary can log-in to their dashboard, add their own Mailchimp API key, and will be able to export CRM records from their dashboard to their own Mailchimp mailing list. What is required: Admin Mailchimp API Mailchimp Configuration module CRM Module filtered by a relationship between the logged-in person First, we need to establish a connection between Site Stacker and Mailchimp. This is by adding the Admin MailFew readers

• The Add To Cart Feature In Base Template

  The add to cart feature allows users to add a gift to their cart without the page refreshing. This can be configured on any giving content. How to configure: Open the architect component Select the giving content type that you want to add the feature to Right click on the giving content type and select manage fields You should now see all of the different fields for that content type (https://s3.amazonaws.com/cdn.freshdesk.com/data/helpdesk/attachments/pFew readers

• Setting up Google reCAPTCHA Keys (UPDATED)

  Google reCAPTCHA keys: A service that is provided to protect your site from adds and unwanted content. Its purpose is to make sure that every user is an actual human and not a bot with harmful intention. It is an awesome service to have and is completely free to use. So, here are nine steps you can follow to get this on your own. How to get new Google reCAPTCHA keys put into Site Stacker. 1. Google "Google reCAPTCHA" and click on the first link which will be https://www.google.coFew readers

• Site Planner Overview

  What is Site Planner? Site Planner is the Content Management component of Site Stacker. Site Planner is organized into two sections: Content Explorer, on the left, allows you to create content. Site Plan, on the right, allows you to publish content. Content Explorer Content Explorer is where content is created. ContentFew readers

• How to reset your Two-Factor App Configuration

  For cases where you have a new device and you need to reset your two-factor app configuration that was set from the old device, here is what you will need to do: 1. Login to your Site Stacker installation 2. Go to the URL below for the step-by-step on resetting your two-factor configuration through your Authenticator App. your url /users/two-factor-app-configuration Below is the what you should see when you access the page: (https://s3.amazonaws.com/cdn.freshdesk.com/dFew readers

• Giving your Article a Title and a Name

  Login to your SiteStacker Dashboard and click the ‘Site Planner’ icon. On the ‘Content Explorer’ or ‘Site Plan’ side, find an article to modify. Right-click on the article and select ‘Edit’. Enter information in both the Title and name fields. Note: Title fields are what will show on the actual website pages themselves, whereas the names are used for Site Planner identification.Few readers

• Managing Global Content

  Assigned Content is great for applying one type of content, such as headers, footers, menus, and other desired sections, to multiple pages. These can be applied at either the very top-level of All Pages or just put on individual pages. To do this, follow the steps below: How to Assign Content: On the "Content Explorer" side, choose the item(s) you wish to use as a default item to show on your site page(s). Once you have found the item(s) you would like to assign, simplFew readers

• How the Letter Writing Process Works

  There are 2 types of letters you can review: Letters Sponsors Write to Children Letters Children Write to Sponsors There are types of status a letter you are reviewing can have: Pre Upload: When a Child to Sponsor letter template is downloaded, a letter record with this status is automatically generated. Review: When a Sponsor to Child record is created, a letter record with this status is automatically generated. When a Child to Sponsor letter is uploaded, theFew readers

• 2024 Base Template Enhancements

  How to Add the New Giving Popup (Using The Give Button In The Menu) New View Classes In The Base Template Enhancements Release New Views In The Base Template Enhancements Release (https://training.sitestacker.com/en/support/solutions/articles/151000174367-new-views-Few readers

• Creating Tags

  Tags are used to filter out contents in a summary view page. For example, you can use tagging to tag missionaries by countries so a user can use it to filter the list of missionaries in your website. How to Create Tags In the admin view of Site Stacker, click the Tags component. Click the Categories tab found on the left side of the window. Click the 'Add' button. Name the category on which a tag will fall under. (Ex. Countries). Click 'Save & Close'.Few readers

• Implementing SEO on Your Website

  What is SEO?  Search engine optimization (SEO) is the practice of increasing the quantity and quality of traffic to your website through organic search engine results. Non-organic search results would be considered as ads from Google Adwords or other 3rd-party areas where people would search to find your website. Looking at the different parts of SEO are as follows: Quality of traffic. You want to attract visitors who are genuinely interested in the services thFew readers

• Sites vs. Site Channels

  What is a Site? A Site is a way to group Site Channels. It also allows you to share settings across those Site Channels. Here are the parts of Site Stacker that are exclusively connected to a Site: All checkout page settings Default System Message sender Payment Processor Gateways What is a Site Channel? A Site Channel is what your actual website visitors will reach when they type in your domain. All of your content and campaigns are tied to your Site Channel.Few readers

• How to Publish a Pop-up Message

  Site Stacker has a tool that can let you publish a pop-up message. This is useful for putting up notices or important messages that you want your users to read when they visit your website or a web page. To publish the pop-up message:  In the /admin side of Site Stacker, go to Site Planner.  On the Content Explorer side, look for the 'Modules' folder.  Right-click on the 'Modules' folder and add an item.  Search for the module called 'Takeover. Popup' and click 'Save'.Few readers

• Publishing a Content Item

  To publish a content item or folder of content items click and drag that content item from Content Explorer to the page you are publishing it to in Site Plan. When you see the green plus sign you can release your content items. You will now see the “Site Plan Assignment” pop-up. The “Position” and “Views” seen in the pop-up are unique to your template. The position defines where on your page you are publishing to and the “View” defines what you want it to look like. Most templates have oFew readers

• Using Visibility Conditions

  Visibility Conditions are used when you would like to tailor specific pages to specific people. An example of this would be that you don't want a Child Sponsor in their Dashboard to see a page made for Missionaries. You can see visibility restrictions when editing the page publishing settings, all the way at the bottom. You can also restrict access to certain pages using these visibility conditions, so if there is someone that should be seeing something but isn't due to these restrictions, tFew readers

• Base Template Publishing Guide

  Below you will find a reference for how each Position and View are published, as well as their respective View Classes and the effects they have on the content being published! We would recommend that you Bookmark this tab for easy reference when building pages to ensure that there is less trial-and-error when it comes to testing various View Classes to help reduce the time it takes to build! IMPORTANT: For your organization specifically, the Content Type names are labels that can be renameFew readers

• How to Edit an Assignment in Site Planner

  The following interactive guide will help you learn exactly how to edit an assignment in Site Planner.Few readers

• Open Graph Tags

  Sharing to Social Media Platforms Open Graph Tag Configuration In Site Stacker, Open Graph Tags can be set at the site level and page level by going to the Site Planner component right-clicking on the site/page, and selecting Edit. Then select the Meta Data Tab to reveal the site/page keywords, description, default image, etFew readers

• Adding New Columns and Filters to Dashboard Pages

  How Do I Add New Columns and Filters to a Dashboard Module? Before going any further, let us take a look at a couple of modules that we will use to create these filters and columns. The first one is the CRM Module, which is used primarily for any contacts that live on your SiteStacker Installation. You can use filters to narrow down by name, record types, if they have certain information or not, and more! There are so many different filters that you can narrow down with and thoseFew readers

• Importing Tags & Tagging Content

  Before tagging content, you will need to first import the tags into your SiteStacker installation. Steps to follow for the Tag Import: Before diving into the 'Import' component, let's open the 'Tags' component You will want to be on the 'Categories' tab, so click that tab Add the category, or categories where you want your imported Tags to be put into.  Note: You can set up as many categories that you would like, which should be related to thFew readers

• Creating a Photo Gallery

  For Site Stacker Base Template Users The photo album view in Site Stacker allows the admin to publish multiple photos on one page that is clickable and can be zoomed in. In order to publish a photo album: Create a new item in the Content Explorer side under Static. Right-click on the Static folder under Content Explorer. Click Add Item. Scroll-down to the images field and add the photos you wish to publish in the gallery. To add additFew readers

• Unknown Giving Module: How it Works

  The Unknown Giving module is a tool in Site Stacker for use cases where donors already know the Missionary's/Project's Account/Fund ID. The donor can type in the Account/Fund ID, where the system matches it using the 'Accounting Code' or 'External ID' of the campaign. The admin can also set a generic campaign where unmatched donations can go under. Below is the Unknown Giving module and fields available for configuration. Take note that the module can only handle one (1) content type, so foFew readers

• New Views In The Base Template Enhancements Release

  New Views: For Position: Body Offset Container - Used for overlapping content For Position: Popup Tabs - Used for the new Giving Popup (ensure that Position -Popup is selected) For CampaignOne (Projects) Give Input Only (Recurring) - This is to show the giving content with fixed amounts where Give Once or Monthly Giving can occur in the same box Title, Summary and Giving - This is used specifically for the new Give Popup trigFew readers

• System Manager Overview

  Where do I Update my Installation? First, you will want to log in to your website and head on over to the 'System Manager' component in SiteStacker. If there are any updates needed, then you will see a blue tag that will state however many updates there are needed since the last time you updated. Click on the dropdown and underneath the 'Update' section and click the first one. This will always be the most recent update. The list of changes will now beFew readers

• Adding Columns and Filters in CRM Module

  The following video teaches you how to add columns and filters in a CRM Module.Few readers

• Download Report Module

  This module can be used to quickly download a report (based on existing reports per installation). This also uses the PDF template set for those specific reports (you can refer to this link regarding Print Templates). How to publish this module: Login to the admin side of Site Stacker Go to the Site Planner component Under ConFew readers

• Setting Up Google reCAPTCHA on the Registration Module

  Setting up a Google reCAPTCHA on the registration module can prevent spam bots in creating fake accounts into your CRM component. To set-up a reCAPTCHA on the Registration module: - Go to the Sites component - Expand to the Site Channel level - Right-click on the Site Channel and click 'Manage Components' - Double-click on 'Users' - Check the 'Captcha' checkbox and 'Save & Close'. NOTE: Before setting this up, you need to have the Google reCAPTCHA keysFew readers

• Adding Google Analytics to Your Site

  Google Analytics provides information about traffic and visitors to your site.  Please refer to this link for setting up an account with Google first. Once you have finished setting up your account: Click the Site Planner component. Right-click on the Modules folder and click 'Add Item'. (https://s3.amazonaws.com/cdn.freshdesk.com/data/helpdesk/attachments/production/151025464883/originaFew readers

• Content Tagging

  Navigate or Search to a content item you wish to tag, right-click and choose Edit On the right-hand side of the content item popup window, expand Publishing tab. Under Tags section choose all tags that apply. Save & Close NOTE: Before you can tag a content item, you need to add the tags first in the Tags Component.Few readers

• How to Configure and Publish the Search Events Module

  The video below will show you how to configure and publish a Search Events Module for your website.Few readers

• World Map Module

  A video demonstrating how to create a world map in SiteStacker The World Map module is a tool that can be used to present content on your website. It's a map that utilizes tags in certain content items so that you can present links and data in a unique map format for users on your website. (https://s3.amazonaws.com/cdn.freshdesk.com/data/helpdesk/attachments/production/15102549Few readers

• Difference Between Summary and Body Text

  When you’re adding or editing content in Site Planner like articles or missionaries, many items will give you a space to add “summary text” and “body text”.   An example of summary text and body text Summary Text: The text you write in the sumFew readers

• Creating a RSS Feed

  Open the RSS component by clicking on the RSS icon on the Site Stacker Desktop Click "Add" in the upper right corner of the component Now fill out the fields in the pop-up. Below are explanations of what each field in the pop up represents. Name - The name of your RSS feed. This will display in the Feed Name column of the component. Alias - This will impact where your users access your feed. If you give your feed the alias "test" then your feed will be available atFew readers

• Editing Robots.txt

  What is robots.txt? Web site owners use the /robots.txt file to give instructions about their site to web robots; this is called The Robots Exclusion Protocol. The Robots.txt file will ask search engines not to crawl and index the site. This will help deter potential SEO harm. How does Site Stacker handle robots.txt?  Site Stacker will automatically create the robots.txt for each Site Channel added in the Sites component. By default, the file will allow all search engineFew readers

• Content Publishing Overview

  This 12 minute video will give you an understanding of how Content, Pages, Page Folders, and Wrappers all work together in Site Planner when you are managing content on your website. Click here to watch the video!Few readers

• Structuring Your Site with Wrappers

  What are Wrappers? Wrappers are the containers for your content items. These give you the flexibility to customize and modify your site to look the way you want, by adding padding, spacing, etc. Basic Wrappers are used to hold content in a specific place on one of your website pages. These are the backbone that structure the way your site will look. These are extremely useful for configuring content into multiple rows, images, etc., that you can easily move from one spot to theFew readers

• Creating Saved Views on your Dashboard

  Click on the Show Filters button to show the filters that you have configured. Configure the filters as necessary in order to narrow down the viewed information to reflect the information you need. On the right-hand side, next to Saved View, expand Select and click Create a New Saved View. Type in the name for your view and click Save.Few readers

• Weighted Related Content Module

  The Weighted Related Content Module allows you to display content items that have the same tags as a full-view item and render them in order by their total relative weight. The relative weight is based on the relative weight applied to a tag category. Give a tag category a relative weight Open the “Tags” component and click on “Categories” Right-click on a category and choose “Edit” Add your desired relative weight in the Relative Weight field. When you are done cFew readers

• Event-based Workflows and Group Management in Site Stacker

  Site Stacker’s automation and content publishing tools can now be used to manage scheduled events and group processes such as team-based mission trips, fundraising events, and more. The Opportunity Content Item in Site Planner now supports calendar-based events, either one-time events or recurring events. Additionally, all Motion 2 workflows now support multi-person roles and the option to allow users to complete the same workflow multiple times. In addition to these new features and use cases,Few readers

• How to Style Your Published Content

  When publishing content to your site, there are three options you can choose from: Position: This determines how the content will function on the website. There are only two positions that you will use when building your site. Body and Hero. Every other position option is used for specific publishing outcomes that are only needed once. Such as your header and footer, etc...  View: This determines the CSS view that your content will recFew readers

• Adding Quick Filters to a Published Report Module

  To add a Date Range filter (or “Quick Filter”), first add to your report the column that you want to filter by. When adding this column, you must choose an identifier that will act as the connection between the column and the filter. Once you have chosen an identifier, “Save & Close”, then proceed to Site Planner. In Site Planner and in the Dashboards - Modules folder, you will add a “Report Date Range Filter”. When setting up this Report Date Range Filter, use the same ideFew readers

• Setting Up the Google Search Module

  Search Module Overview There are two different Search Modules that work together that you will need to make sure are configured correctly so that they can work without any hitches. The two modules are as follows: Search Module: This is the one that lives in the header. When you configure this, there are two really important things: First, point it to the page where you will publish the Google Search Module. Note: This is the page where the full results will be diFew readers

• Configuring Modules

  Video Resources: - Set up a search module for bringing in Missionaries, Projects, Articles, and Children Walkthrough: A module is a 'native' tool in Site Stacker where a user can configure it to show specific data. There are a number of different modules in Site Stacker that are used in different use cases. For example, we have a module that can be published to show all 'Contributions' data. We also haveFew readers

• How to Preview Page Changes in Site Planner

  Once the contents are added to a page, it can be previewed to check if all contents are published correctly and according to the design. In the Site Plan side, right-click on the page you wish to preview and click Preview. Note: In order to preview a page an admin access is required.Few readers

• Setting up Google reCAPTCHA Failure Settings

  Due to the rise of fraudulent CC testing, a preventive feature has been added to Site Stacker. Google reCAPTCHA is highly effective in preventing and limiting the amount of card testing. Card testing will present most commonly overnight, US time, and with a high number of failures as compromised card numbers are being tested to find which ones are still valid. Often, card testers will use multiple IP addresses and sessions so reCaptcha has to be global to be effective. Legitimate donors typicallFew readers

• Using Mailchimp with Your SiteStacker Installation

  What will this do for my organization? The Mailchimp integration allows a Site Stacker installation to capture lists of people who have signed up for your newsletters. Mailchimp makes it easy to keep track of your audience and create customized newsletters to send to your prospects! Mailchimp also gives you the ability to have even more insights into your audience on SiteStacker. Notes on functionality: People who sign up on your SiteStacker installation will automatically beFew readers

• Translating Text in Site Stacker

  This guide will walk you through the process of translating text within the Site Stacker platform. Site Stacker utilizes a system based on gettext technology, using .po and .mo files to manage translations for different parts of the system. Understanding the Basics .po files: These are the files you will directly edit. They contain the original text and the corresponding translations. .mo files: These are compiled versions of .po files that Site Stacker uses to display the traFew readers

• Text-To-Give Option for Site Stacker

  Site Stacker does not have a Text To Give tool but it can work with a third-party service. Below is a third-party service that has worked well with Site Stacker. What is text to give and how does it work? Use a Text Messaging Service (Slick Text) to create a “short number” people can text to subscribe to the text-to-give service Ask givers to text a certain word, such as “Donate”, to the short number provided from Slick Text.  The Text Messaging Service replies toFew readers

• Turning on Google reCAPTCHA in the Checkout Page

  In Site Planner, you can turn on the Google reCpatcha feature to avoid 'phishers'. This is another level of security in preventing credit card phishers in running test donations. NOTE: Make sure that you have already added the Google reCaptcha keys to the system. To turn on Google reCaptcha: In the admin view, click theFew readers

• Adding Campaigns

  Click Site Planner Expand the ‘Site’ for the website and look for the campaigns. (This can be the Projects or Missionaries folder). Right-click on the folder and click ‘Add Item'. In the window, fill out the fields for Title, Summary, Body, Image, etc.Few readers

• Add an Up-Sell to the Checkout Page

  Once a donor is ready to complete their online contribution, they will be redirected to the check out page. An optional add-on item can be added to the checkout using the Checkout Campaign Checkbox module. When an add-on item is available, selecting the checkmark will automatically add the item to the cart and update the checkout total.  Important Notes Your template may require minor template changes in order to correctly render the add-on item on your checkout page. Please checkFew readers

• Icons for Dashboard Menus

  The dashboard menu found on the left side can be set to use icons. It uses a library that can be accessed by a special parameter in the URL. Icons can only be set in the /admin side through the menu items. To edit or add an icon to a menu in the dashboard, you will need to search for the menu in Site Planner Site Plan side and edFew readers

• How to Use Offset/Overlapping Views

  You will want to be in Site Planner and add a new Basic Wrapper to a demo site page (for testing purposes) Position: Body New View: Offset Container You will see new View Classes: For Positioning: Offset Bottom, Left, Right, and Top classes For Sizing: Fixed Height (400px) and (650px) Depending on the content you are trying to create the Overlap effects for, you can choose a combination of these different View Classes Ex: OffsetFew readers

• Overview of Menus

  How to Add/Edit/Delete Menu Items: Menus are tools that make it possible for a user to investigate your site and learn more about your mission. There are several types of menus that you can utilize in your Site Stacker site. The menu items are simple to modify and customize, and they allow you to insert custom links and links to pages in your website. Header Menu: The Header Menu is displayed at the top of your Site at all times, allowing for easy access and navigation forFew readers

• Adding a Minimum and Maximum Amount to a New Donation (Campaign)

  A video demonstrating minimum and maximum limits to a campaign You can put a minimum and maximum amount on a campaign. Having a minimum and maximum amount will decline a transaction when someone donates below or above the amount that you’ve set. (An error pop-up message will appear that informs the suggested amount in order for the process to move forward.) This practice is suggested to help avoid credit card phishing. (https://s3.amazonaws.com/cdn.freshdesk.com/dataFew readers

• How to Configure the Letter Writing Process

  Letter Writing Process * A developer is required to make configurations inside your installation before you start to configure anything  * Phase 1: We want to make sure your installation is updated to the latest Branch and that we add Letters into your installation. Setting up Letters Make sure to update to the latest Branch This can be done in the System Manager component Add Letters into installation Go to Site PlannerFew readers

• Adding Variables for Repeatable Entities or Repeatable Field Sets

  How to do this When creating anything that will render repeatable field sets you will need to make sure that you are using the correct variables. When you are editing anything that could possibly use variables, locate the repeatable field set you would like to render. We will be using “Example Variable” as our variable. Repeatable Fieldset Example foreach $Applicant.0.entities.Mobilization6.TypeOfMinistry.ministryinterest as $ministryinterestitem $Few readers

• Mailchimp: What cases can cause records not to sync in Mailchimp?

  The Site Stacker - Mailchimp integration helps with CRM record syncing back to Mailchimp making it easy for an admin to manage records. There are two main integrations Site Stacker has in regard to Mailchimp. First, an admin can export records to their Mailchimp account including Record Types (Tags in Mailchimp) to an existing Newsletter list. Second, we also have the Newsletter Signup module in Site Stacker that sends data back to Mailchimp as well. This means that you can publish a NewsletterFew readers

• Using Anchor Tags for Linking to Page Sections

  What Are Anchor Tags? Anchor Tags are used like bookmarks throughout your site. You can set links on your site to bring your users to specific sections of specific pages, and helps a user to find the exact information that they are interested in. Steps for Adding Your Anchor Tag: Make sure that you are logged into your SiteStacker installation.  Find the page and section that you would like to have the Anchor Tag to linked to. Depending on the section you would likFew readers

• Publishing by Related Content (Think "Recommended Videos" on Youtube)

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