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Campus pages on your website

For
church staff (owners and administrators of a church with more than one campus)
Status
Available
Last reviewed
On this page
  1. Set up a campus’s page
  2. Put the chooser in your menu
  3. What a campus’s page shows
  4. Good to know
  5. What DCX Logic support can do
  6. Coming from Planning Center

Every campus in your church has a page on your website at /campuses/<its address>, with its service times, address, map link, the words you wrote about it, and what is coming up there. A church with two or more listed campuses also gets Our campuses at /campuses: a chooser that lists them, so a visitor picks the one nearest them.

Set up a campus’s page

  1. In the staff dashboard, open Campuses.
  2. Choose a campus, or New campus.
  3. Fill in its address, phone, map link and service times. These are what the page shows, and what the Service times and Locations blocks on your pages show too, so you write them once.
  4. In Description, write what a visitor should know before they arrive: where to park, where children check in, which door to use. Blank lines make paragraphs.
  5. Leave Listed on for a campus that belongs in the chooser. Turn it off for one you only want reachable by its link, such as a campus that has not launched yet.
  6. Save. The page is live within a minute.

Put the chooser in your menu

The chooser is not added to your menus by itself. In Website → Menus, add a link to /campuses (for example “Locations” or “Our campuses”). On your pages, the Locations block links each listed campus’s name to its page once you have two or more listed.

What a campus’s page shows

  • Service times, each with its note.
  • Where to find us: the address, phone and Open the map.
  • Coming up at this campus: the next dates of events at this campus, plus events with no campus, which are open to everyone. Up to twelve, soonest first. An event’s times are shown in the campus’s own time zone.
  • Other campuses, linking to each one’s page.

Good to know

  • One campus: a church with one campus has that campus’s page, but no chooser. If you have a page of your own at /campuses, it keeps showing until a second campus is listed.
  • A campus’s address wins: the page can only show what the campus record holds. If the page is thin, the record is thin.
  • Archived campuses have no page; their address answers “Page not found”.
  • Themes: the pages are drawn in your website’s theme, like every other page.
  • The member portal: a member can choose their home campus, and the portal then shows their campus’s groups and events first. See Your campus in the member portal.

What DCX Logic support can do

Explain what a page shows and why, and check a campus’s record with you. Support does not write a campus’s description for you.

Coming from Planning Center

Church Center has no page per campus; it has a campus filter on its calendar and groups, and a campus field on each person. HoW adds the pages, because a visitor planning a first visit asks “where and when” before anything else, and keeps the filter idea in the member portal.