Write and edit pages
Write useful pages for guests and keep legal pages private until your changes are ready.
Last checked 10 October 2026
Where to find it: Website → Pages, or console.parkstack.net/pages.
Before you start: owners and editors can edit pages. Check privacy and ticket terms with your park’s own adviser so the wording matches how you work and what you sell.
Write an ordinary page
- Choose a page from the list, or choose Add page to make a new one.
- Enter its Title and check its Page address. If you change the address of a published page later, the old one still takes guests to it.
- Choose + Add a block and choose the kind of content you need, such as Text, Photo and text or Downloads.
- Write the page and add any photos or files. Changes save as a private draft while you work.
- Choose Phone and Computer under Preview to check both sizes.
- Choose Publish page for a new page, or Publish changes for one already on the website.
The starter instructions on About, Contact, Accessibility and Practical info are there to help your team write. Guests do not see those instructions. Rewrite them with information about Riverside Adventure Park, then publish the page.
Edit Privacy or Ticket terms
- Choose Privacy or Ticket terms from the pages list.
- Edit Page text. These 2 pages use the plain text editor, with buttons for bold text, links and lists, instead of blocks.
- Choose Save without publishing if another person needs to check the wording. Guests keep seeing the published version.
- Choose Publish changes when the new wording is ready.
The starter Privacy and Ticket terms wording is different from the other starter instructions: it is already published for guests. Read it carefully and change it to match your park. Parkstack will not replace wording your park has edited.
What guests see
Published pages can appear in the header or footer, depending on the page and its Header category. Privacy, Ticket terms and Contact appear in the footer while they are published. About appears there after you replace its starter instructions and publish it. New wording usually appears within a few seconds of publishing.
Things that stop it working
- An ordinary starter page looks blank to guests. Rewrite its starter instructions, then choose Publish changes. The instructions themselves are never shown.
- Privacy or Ticket terms still has old wording. Check whether you chose Save without publishing. Choose Publish changes when the review is complete.
- A page is not in the header. Open Search engines and header and choose a Header category. Not in the header keeps it out.
- A new page has no preview. Enter its Title and a valid Page address, then wait for the private draft to save.