Feature Overview
The Club Page Customization feature allows club admins to create custom pages and customize their club’s navigation menu.
This feature is designed to give clubs more flexibility in how they present content, highlight key resources, and guide members through their club experience.
With this feature, club admins can:
Create up to 3 custom pages per club
Customize the in-club menu structure
Add internal features, custom pages, or external links to the menu
Control how visitors navigate and experience their club
Set a default landing page for visitors using either a custom page or a built-in club page
Who this is for:
Community admins (to enable/disable the feature)
Club admins (to configure pages and menus)
Feature Walkthrough
1. Enabling Club Page Customization (Community Admin)
This feature is controlled by a community-level feature flag.
To enable:
Navigate to your community settings: Dashboard - Clubs - Club Settings - Club Autonomy
Locate the Add new custom pages and customize the club menu feature flag
Toggle the feature On
Important:
When turned Off, all club customization settings are disabled
Existing custom pages and menu configurations are preserved but not editable
You may see a warning listing impacted clubs before disabling
2. Accessing Club Customization Settings
Once enabled, community admins and club admins can access customization settings within their club dashboard.
This page includes:
In-club Menu
Landing Page
Custom Pages
Permissions:
Only community admins and club admins can edit these settings
All other roles will have read-only or no access
3. Customizing the Club Menu
Community admins and club admins can choose how their club navigation behaves by clicking the Setup button to the right of In-club Menu.
Menu Options
Follow Standard (Default)
Uses the community’s default club menu
No Menu
Displays a single-page layout (no navigation menu)
Custom Menu
Enables full customization of the club menu
Editing the Menu
When customizing the menu:
The Overview page is fixed at the top
Other items can be:
Reordered via drag-and-drop
Shown or hidden using visibility toggles
Adding Menu Items
You can add three types of menu items:
In-club features
Select from enabled club features
Disabled features remain visible but cannot be used
Custom pages
Link to pages created within the club
External URLs
Must be within the community domain
Can be set to open in a new tab (default: enabled)
Validation rules:
Duplicate URLs are not allowed to be added
URLs must match the community domain
4. Creating and Managing Custom Pages
Each club can create up to 3 custom pages.
Landing Page setting
Club admins can set a default landing page for visitors from the Customization page. This setting is only available when club customization is enabled
The default landing page is Overview
Admins can choose either a custom page or a built-in club page
If a custom page is currently used as the landing page, it cannot be deleted or unpublished until a different landing page is selected
Custom Pages Settings
When creating a page:
The page URL is automatically scoped to the club
Visibility follows the club’s space permissions
Page Builder
Custom pages use a simplified version of Gradual’s page builder.
Available components:
Text
Image
Button
Card
Accordion
Divider
Vertical sections
Element groups
Layout behavior:
Content width is fixed to align with the club banner
A default section is pre-added when creating a new page
5. Display Behavior on the Frontend
How a custom page appears depends on menu settings:
Custom Menu disabled
Page displays without the club banner
Custom Menu enabled
If added to menu → shows with club banner
If not in menu → shows breadcrumb navigation
Visitor landing behavior
Clubs can set a default landing page for non-joined visitors.
Non-joined community members and non-logged-in visitors who open the club root URL are redirected to the selected landing page
Club members always land on the Overview page
If the selected landing page becomes unavailable (for example, the custom page is deleted, unpublished, space-restricted, or the selected built-in feature is disabled), visitors are redirected to the Overview page instead
If the selected landing page is the Club Members page, users without access are redirected to the Overview page
6. Managing Existing Menu & Pages
Community admins and club admins can:
Edit menu structure at any time
Add or remove menu items
Update page content using the page builder
Toggle visibility of menu items
Note:
Disabled features are visible in the settings but will not be displayed on the frontend
7. Permissions and Access Control
Only club admins can:
Customize menus
Create/edit custom pages
For private clubs:
Non-logged-in users cannot access custom pages
8. Additional Notes & Limitations
Maximum of 3 custom pages per club
Feature must be enabled at the community level
Menu customization is optional (clubs can use default)
If a custom page is set as the visitor landing page, it must be changed before that page can be deleted or unpublished
Some components available at the community level may not be available for clubs in custom page
Use Cases & Examples
Example 1: Resource Library
A club creates a Resource Library page to centralize important materials such as:
Onboarding guides
Best practices and customer stories
Downloadable documents
This page serves as an evergreen reference for members and can be added to the club menu for easy access.
Example 2: Knowledge Center
A club creates a Knowledge Center page to organize structured content, such as:
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Tutorials and how-to guides
Categorized learning resources
Using components like Accordions and Cards, content can be grouped for easy navigation and discovery.
Best Practices
Keep menu items concise and focused
Use custom pages for evergreen content
Avoid overloading the menu with too many items
Ensure external links are relevant and maintained