{"id":"636c5df0c0688d90b588fcd2","title":"Editing Content","path":"how-to/committee/editing-content","contentMarkdown":"# Editing Content\n\n![](https://ngx-ramblers.org.uk/api/aws/s3/site-content/05e3a073-3f98-410d-a928-4cfc1683b783.jpg)\n\n## Introduction\nAn important feature of ngx-ramblers is the ability for new pages to be added to the site dynamically.  This was very different to website designs from a few years ago that had a fixed set of pages that were delivered in a particular version of the website. Back then,  if a new page was required it would need to be programmed or published by a web developer, and a new version of the website released. \n\nWith ngx-ramblers, any member of the group that has \"site edit\" privileges is able to create new pages on the website dynamically. \n\nThe **edit site** switch appears on the right of the logged-in user in the header\n\n![](https://ngx-ramblers.org.uk/api/aws/s3/site-content/69096a7c-59da-40a8-910a-7819fb0c8e4d.jpg)\n\nThe articles below explain in detail the different aspects of content management on the site and have been grouped into the following sections:\n\n## Content Editing Articles\n\n## Page Content Row Types\n\nUnderstanding the different row types that can be inserted into pages\n\n## Page Structure\n\nUnderstanding how to structure page content into rows and columns\n\n## Editing Existing Content\n\nHow to edit existing content using examples for different page structures\n\n## Creating New Content\n\nHow to add new pages and insert different types of row content\n\n## Configuring The Website Header\n\nView documenation on configuring  the website header\n\n![](https://ngx-ramblers.org.uk/api/aws/s3/site-content/cd2d0731-fff6-40a8-bdd7-68255f4347d9.jpg)\n\n## Example Pages\n\nView examples of pages created using dynamic content\n\n![](https://ngx-ramblers.org.uk/api/aws/s3/carousels/images-home/d625cb01-53b6-4d03-ad93-7824dec888a6.jpeg)\n\n## Location Rows\n\nHow to add and configure location rows showing walk start points, postcodes, grid references, and interactive maps\n\n## Committee Documents\n\nHow to manage structured document rows for meeting minutes, agendas, and reports with date-based organisation\n\n## Shared Fragments\n\nHow to create and embed reusable content blocks that update everywhere when edited once\n\n## GPX Route Maps\n\nHow to display interactive walking route maps using GPX files with customisable styling and multiple map providers\n\n## Area Maps\n\nHow to add geographic area overview maps showing group boundaries with interactive hover effects and legends\n\n## Column Resizer\n\nHow to drag the splitter bar between columns to resize them visually\n\n## Navigation Bar Access\n\nControl who can see each item in your navigation bar\n\n## Events Rows\n\nEmbedding live walk and social event listings into any page with search, filters, and preset queries","contentHtml":"<h1>Editing Content</h1>\n<p><img src=\"https://ngx-ramblers.org.uk/api/aws/s3/site-content/05e3a073-3f98-410d-a928-4cfc1683b783.jpg\" alt=\"\"></p>\n<h2>Introduction</h2>\n<p>An important feature of ngx-ramblers is the ability for new pages to be added to the site dynamically.  This was very different to website designs from a few years ago that had a fixed set of pages that were delivered in a particular version of the website. Back then,  if a new page was required it would need to be programmed or published by a web developer, and a new version of the website released. </p>\n<p>With ngx-ramblers, any member of the group that has &quot;site edit&quot; privileges is able to create new pages on the website dynamically. </p>\n<p>The <strong>edit site</strong> switch appears on the right of the logged-in user in the header</p>\n<p><img src=\"https://ngx-ramblers.org.uk/api/aws/s3/site-content/69096a7c-59da-40a8-910a-7819fb0c8e4d.jpg\" alt=\"\"></p>\n<p>The articles below explain in detail the different aspects of content management on the site and have been grouped into the following sections:</p>\n<h2>Content Editing Articles</h2>\n<h2>Page Content Row Types</h2>\n<p>Understanding the different row types that can be inserted into pages</p>\n<h2>Page Structure</h2>\n<p>Understanding how to structure page content into rows and columns</p>\n<h2>Editing Existing Content</h2>\n<p>How to edit existing content using examples for different page structures</p>\n<h2>Creating New Content</h2>\n<p>How to add new pages and insert different types of row content</p>\n<h2>Configuring The Website Header</h2>\n<p>View documenation on configuring  the website header</p>\n<p><img src=\"https://ngx-ramblers.org.uk/api/aws/s3/site-content/cd2d0731-fff6-40a8-bdd7-68255f4347d9.jpg\" alt=\"\"></p>\n<h2>Example Pages</h2>\n<p>View examples of pages created using dynamic content</p>\n<p><img src=\"https://ngx-ramblers.org.uk/api/aws/s3/carousels/images-home/d625cb01-53b6-4d03-ad93-7824dec888a6.jpeg\" alt=\"\"></p>\n<h2>Location Rows</h2>\n<p>How to add and configure location rows showing walk start points, postcodes, grid references, and interactive maps</p>\n<h2>Committee Documents</h2>\n<p>How to manage structured document rows for meeting minutes, agendas, and reports with date-based organisation</p>\n<h2>Shared Fragments</h2>\n<p>How to create and embed reusable content blocks that update everywhere when edited once</p>\n<h2>GPX Route Maps</h2>\n<p>How to display interactive walking route maps using GPX files with customisable styling and multiple map providers</p>\n<h2>Area Maps</h2>\n<p>How to add geographic area overview maps showing group boundaries with interactive hover effects and legends</p>\n<h2>Column Resizer</h2>\n<p>How to drag the splitter bar between columns to resize them visually</p>\n<h2>Navigation Bar Access</h2>\n<p>Control who can see each item in your navigation bar</p>\n<h2>Events Rows</h2>\n<p>Embedding live walk and social event listings into any page with search, filters, and preset queries</p>\n"}