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Adding a new Club Water to your website šŸŽ£

Putting a new water on your website

Written by Rob Harris

Each water on your site is its own page, and the quickest way to add one is to copy an existing water so the layout comes free.

1. Log in at yourclub.co.uk/wp-admin and go to Pages in the main left menu.

2. If your Pages list shows already has waters listed? Duplicate one of these by hover the mouse over a water & click on Duplicate this

Tip:- Pick a water most like the new one you want to create. That's the quickest route.

3. If there's no Duplicate link: open an existing water with Edit with Elementor, click the arrow beside the Update button and choose Save as Template, and give it a name. Then go to Pages, Add New, open the new page in Elementor, click the folder icon, open My Templates, and Insert the template you just saved.

4. Now click on the new draft page

5. You now much rename this page to the new water

Then click on Edit with Elementor

6. Work down the page replacing everything - click on each box to change the water's name, the description, pegs, species, directions, rules, and every photo in the left hand panel

7. Click the Publish or Update button (bottom of the panel, or top right Publish on newer editors).

Now to add your new water page to the main Our Waters page

1. navigate to your main waters page & click on edit with Elementor

2. Click on the Structures Icon in the top bar & select Loop Grid (you may need to expand the Container options)

3. On the left main panel - click on Query

Make sure Source is set to Manual Selection

4. Click in the Search & Select box & start typing the name of your new page.

you will now see the new waters card added.

Repeat all of the above steps for each new water

TIP: If you need to add several of these? You need to click on the layout drop down (above Query in left panel) & edit the amount per page to display all cards

Lastly, Update or Publish the Waters page, then check both pages on the live site.

If anything looks different on your site, message us through the help centre chat and we'll point you right.

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