Creating Custom Group Pages

Group owners and administrators can create up to five custom pages for their Group, perfect for rules, meet information, FAQs, club details and more.

Create Your Own Group Pages

NatterFly Groups can have up to five custom pages, giving Group owners and administrators more space to share useful information with members and visitors.

Custom pages appear directly in your Group's navigation alongside sections such as Home, Chat, Discussions, Albums and Members.

What can I use custom pages for?

You can create pages for almost anything connected with your Group, including:

  • Club or Group rules
  • Meet information
  • Frequently asked questions
  • Useful links and resources
  • Schedules or regular activities
  • Information about your community or organisation

Creating a page

Open your Group and select Manage.

Find the Group Pages section and enter a name for your new page together with the content you would like it to contain.

When the page is created, NatterFly automatically gives it its own Group page address and adds it to the Group navigation.

Managing your pages

Group owners and administrators can edit their custom pages, choose whether a page is visible, change its position in the Group menu or remove it when it is no longer needed.

A Group can have a maximum of five custom pages.

Who can create Group pages?

Only the Group owner and Group administrators can create, edit or remove custom pages.

Group moderators and ordinary members cannot change these pages.

Using photos on your pages

Photos uploaded to your Group's Albums can also be used when building your custom pages, allowing you to create more useful and attractive Group information without having to upload the same picture again.

For example, a local motoring Group could create a Meet Information page containing details of its weekly meet together with photographs from its Group Albums.

Your Group, your own little corner of NatterFly

Custom pages are designed to make Groups more than just a discussion area. They give each community its own permanent space for the information that matters to its members.

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