{"id":"6aa6d4c458130347173ead5c","title":"Full","path":"how-to/group-registration/full","contentMarkdown":"# Choosing pages for a Full site\n\nThis is the **Choose content** step on [Register your group](https://ngx-ramblers.org.uk/register). You are not copying the old website as it looks today. You are choosing what should appear on a new NGX site.\n\n## On the form\n\n1. Enter the address of your current website.\n2. Click **Find pages**.\n3. You see a list of titles. The top level is the new navbar, and there are at most eight items there. Every other page sits under one of those, as a sub-page. Tick a page to include it. Clear the tick to leave it out. Clearing a section also clears the pages under it.\n4. Click a title to see how it will sit on the new site: its name and address, such as `/about-us`. That is not a preview of the old layout.\n5. Use the arrows to change the order.\n6. Click **Save and next**, then **Confirm and build site** when you are ready.\n\nIf there are more than eight top-level items, the extra ones go under **More**. If the list looks wrong, click **Find pages** again after changing the website address.\n\n## What comes across\n\n- The words on each ticked page\n- Photos\n- Headings, lists and links\n\n## What does not\n\n- Colours, fonts and the old layout\n- Old menus and old addresses such as `page20`\n- Walks programme and calendar pages. Walks on the new site come from Walks Manager\n- Leftover menu sentences that are not real pages\n\nNothing is invented. Photos are stored with the new site, so they do not depend on the old one staying online. Your current website is not changed.","contentHtml":"<h1>Choosing pages for a Full site</h1>\n<p>This is the <strong>Choose content</strong> step on <a href=\"https://ngx-ramblers.org.uk/register\">Register your group</a>. You are not copying the old website as it looks today. You are choosing what should appear on a new NGX site.</p>\n<h2>On the form</h2>\n<ol>\n<li>Enter the address of your current website.</li>\n<li>Click <strong>Find pages</strong>.</li>\n<li>You see a list of titles. The top level is the new navbar, and there are at most eight items there. Every other page sits under one of those, as a sub-page. Tick a page to include it. Clear the tick to leave it out. Clearing a section also clears the pages under it.</li>\n<li>Click a title to see how it will sit on the new site: its name and address, such as <code>/about-us</code>. That is not a preview of the old layout.</li>\n<li>Use the arrows to change the order.</li>\n<li>Click <strong>Save and next</strong>, then <strong>Confirm and build site</strong> when you are ready.</li>\n</ol>\n<p>If there are more than eight top-level items, the extra ones go under <strong>More</strong>. If the list looks wrong, click <strong>Find pages</strong> again after changing the website address.</p>\n<h2>What comes across</h2>\n<ul>\n<li>The words on each ticked page</li>\n<li>Photos</li>\n<li>Headings, lists and links</li>\n</ul>\n<h2>What does not</h2>\n<ul>\n<li>Colours, fonts and the old layout</li>\n<li>Old menus and old addresses such as <code>page20</code></li>\n<li>Walks programme and calendar pages. Walks on the new site come from Walks Manager</li>\n<li>Leftover menu sentences that are not real pages</li>\n</ul>\n<p>Nothing is invented. Photos are stored with the new site, so they do not depend on the old one staying online. Your current website is not changed.</p>\n"}