Settings that affect every page

Your club identity — the name in the browser tab, the logo in the header, and the small icon beside the page title.

Direct address: /admin/settings/general

How to change it

1. Open Settings → General from the sidebar.
2. Set Site Name and Site Tagline.
3. Upload a Primary Logo — a PNG with a transparent background works best.
4. Upload a Favicon — a small square image, 32×32 pixels.
5. Click Save Settings.

The address, phone number and email shown on the contact page, in the footer and in your automated emails.

Direct address: /admin/settings/general

How to change it

1. Open Settings → General.
2. Set Public Contact Email, Contact Phone, Office Address and Support Hours.
3. Set Admin Email — this is where enquiry notifications are sent.
4. Click Save Settings.

The social icons in the footer and header.

Direct address: /admin/settings/social

How to change it

1. Go to /admin/settings/social.
2. Paste the full web address of each profile — Facebook, Twitter/X, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn.
3. Leave a field blank to hide that icon completely.
4. Click Save.

The club colour used for buttons and headings, the site font, and the background image or colour behind each section of the site.

Direct address: /admin/settings/design

How to change it

1. Go to /admin/settings/design.
2. Set the Accent Colour — this is the main club colour used across the site.
3. For each section (footer, about, countdown, results, news and so on) you can choose a background image or a flat colour, and switch it on or off.
4. Light mode and dark mode are set separately, so check both.
5. Click Save.

The menu across the top of every page, including its dropdowns.

How to change it

1. Sidebar → Website → Nav Items.
2. Click Add New for a new menu entry, or Edit to change one.
3. Set the Label (what visitors read) and the URL (where it goes).
4. To make it a dropdown item, set its Parent to the top-level menu it belongs under.
5. Use Order to arrange them — lower numbers appear first.
6. Click Save.

Most ordinary pages — About, Our Values, the academy and training pages — are edited from one place.

How to change it

1. Sidebar → Website → Site Pages.
2. Find the page in the list and click Edit.
3. Change the Title, intro text, banner image and the page body.
4. Click Save.

To create a brand new page

Use Create Custom Page. Once saved, add a Nav Item pointing at it so visitors can find it.

The title and description shown for each page in search results and when a link is shared on social media.

Direct address: /admin/settings/seo

How to change it

1. Go to /admin/settings/seo.
2. Pick the page you want to work on from the list.
3. Write the meta title — keep it under about 60 characters.
4. Write the meta description — one or two sentences, under about 155 characters.
5. Click Save.

Short notices across the top of the site — a cancelled match, an AGM date, a weather call.

How to change it

1. Sidebar → Content & Media → Announcements.
2. Click Add New.
3. Write the message, choose a category and add a banner image if you want one.
4. Set it Active and click Save.

Everyone who has signed up for club updates through the website.

How to change it

1. Sidebar → Business → Newsletters.
2. You see every subscriber and the date they signed up.
3. Click Export to download the list as a spreadsheet for your mailing tool.

Labels shown across every fixture and result — “Live”, “vs”, “TBA”, “Venue”, “Toss”, “Man of the Match” and the rest.

Direct address: /admin/settings/content

How to change it

1. Go to /admin/settings/content.
2. Change any label you want worded differently.
3. Click Save — it updates on every match page at once.

The category labels used to file and filter your news articles.

How to change it

1. Sidebar → Content & Media → Blog Categories.
2. Click Add New to create a category, or Edit to rename one.
3. Click Save. It becomes selectable when you write a post.

The lists of options offered in dropdown fields elsewhere — player roles, match formats and similar.

How to change it

1. Sidebar → System → Dropdown Options.
2. Pick the list you want to change.
3. Add, rename or remove options and click Save.

The mail server used for enquiry notifications and automated emails.

Direct address: /admin/settings/email

How to change it

1. Go to /admin/settings/email.
2. Enter the SMTP host, port, username, password and encryption given by your email provider.
3. Set From Address and From Name — what recipients see.
4. Click Save and send yourself a test enquiry to check it works.

Maintenance mode shows a holding page to visitors while you make bigger changes.

Direct address: /admin/settings/website

How to change it

1. Go to /admin/settings/website.
2. Turn Maintenance Mode on.
3. Click Save. Visitors now see a holding page.
4. Turn it back off when you are finished.