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Basic Terms
Sites, pages, channels, blocks, and /(slash) are basic concepts that you need to know when using Slashpage. You can learn what each of these is and how to use them.
Site
On Slashpage, a "site" is like a single homepage. Each site is identified by a URL (https://slashpage,com/xxx). When you first create a site, only one page is visible, but you can add additional pages or channels as needed. Sites are made public immediately upon creation, and you can apply SEO, but you can also configure permissions so that only specific members can access them. Sites provide subscription features for receiving notifications about content updates, basic metrics, site search, clean URLs, QR code generation, direct messaging, and more by default.
Page
A page is a space where you can add and arrange text, images, buttons, channels, subpages, and more. Added pages and channels can be viewed and reorganized in a hierarchical structure from the left sidebar. You can add various elements to a page as blocks by entering /, and move them using drag and drop. You can also adjust or add the page's screen width, cover image, icon, title, table of contents, comment window, theme (changing the colors of elements such as the background and buttons), parts, and more.
Channel
Channels are a feature that allows you to use services with a fixed structure, unlike pages. There are channels such as chat, blog, feed, and grid. At Slashpage, you can create a site that utilizes all of these simply by typing / . You cannot add pages to a channel, but you can connect existing pages using @ (mentions).
How to interact | Channel Type |
Topic-specific conversations | |
Content publishing and exchange | |
Data collection and organization |
Block
A block is the smallest unit of separation for elements that can be added to the editor area of a page or channel. You can move a block above, below, to the left, or to the right of another block by dragging and dropping the block handle that appears when you hover the mouse pointer over it. You can also convert it to a different type of block or page by using "Convert to " in the layer that appears when you click the handle. The types of blocks that can be used by typing / include columns, toggles, quotes, images, image slides, tables, channels, and buttons.
/ (Slash)
The / (slash) is a command that allows you to add various elements in the editor area. You can add various elements by directly selecting the necessary element from the layers that appear when you type / in the editor area, or by typing / followed immediately by the name of the element you wish to add. Addable elements include spaces such as pages and channels, text with various formats such as titles or toggles, elements such as quotes or columns, media files such as images or videos, and fixed buttons at the bottom or buttons containing images.