Add pages like an About section, press kit, or FAQ to share more about you and your brand
Custom pages help your site feel like your brand’s home. This is perfect for showcasing "About" info, press kits, FAQ pages, or even a blog. They also improve navigation and deepen fan engagement.
In this help article, we'll cover:
- How to create a new custom page
- How to edit layout and content
- How to add, move, and delete content sections
Step 1: Create a new custom page
From your Fourthwall dashboard, go to Site design > Layout. Then, from the page dropdown (usually “Home”), click Create page.
Then, enter the page title and click Create.
This action creates a page under "Custom pages."
Step 2: Edit your custom page
After creating your page, customize it to make it unique by adjusting the header, adding additional sections, and more.
Select your newly created page from the dropdown to open the editor.
It loads in preview mode — now ready for customization.
Step 3: Add, move, or delete sections
Add content: Click Add header, page, or footer section and choose from the content customization options, such as Banner, Image, Collection, Custom HTML, Social feeds, Text, Text blocks* (new!), and more. Learn more about the layout tab on this help article: Designing Your Site: Navigating the Layout Tab
*Text blocks allow you to divide lengthy content into structured segments, making it easier for visitors to scan, comprehend, and engage with your site.
Move sections: Drag using the six‑dot handle.
Hide sections: Click the eye icon to temporarily remove them.
Delete sections: Open a section and click Delete.
This is where you can also hide, rename, and even duplicate the section.
Tip: Keep Contact, Privacy Policy, Returns & FAQ pages intact to comply with legal and support standards.
Step 4: Use your page site-wide
- Add it to the site menu via Site design > Header (or Footer) > Edit menu, or to a custom drop-down menu
- Feature it on a homepage or custom page using Feature collection / Custom HTML sections
- Share your page URL in social posts, email, or marketing materials