📄Add custom pages
Premium feature
Custom pages are premium. They give your league somewhere to put everything that is not a standings table, at your own address alongside your share page, in your own colours.
Step by step
- 1
Open the Pages tab
It is always visible in the editor, on every plan — on the free plan it explains what custom pages do rather than editing them.
- 2
Add a page and give it a title and an address
The title is what shows in the navigation. The address is the last part of the URL: a page titled "Rules" with the address "rules" lives at /s/<your id>/rules.
- 3
Build the body from blocks
Mix text, links, images and tables in any order. A rules page might be one text block; a sponsors page might be an image and a links block; an all-time records page is a table block.
- 4
Decide whether it appears in the navigation
Show in navigation puts the page in the bar at the top of your share page. Leave it off and the page still works at its address — useful for something you want to link to directly but not put in front of everyone.
- 5
Save
Press Save in the editor. Pages are saved with the rest of the league.
The four block types
| Block | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Text | Paragraphs — rules, contact details, a welcome note, playoff format. |
| Links | A titled group of external links: registration, waiver, venue map, league Facebook group. |
| Image | A sponsor banner, a team photo, a bracket you drew elsewhere. Optional caption. |
| Table | A table with its own columns, rows and sort order — all-time records, award winners, a second stats table. It supports computed columns like the main tables do. |
What people actually use them for
- League rules and the playoff format, so the answer is a link rather than a repeated explanation.
- Contact information for the organizer and the venue.
- A code of conduct that parents can be pointed at.
- Sponsors, with an image block and a links block.
- All-time records or past champions in a table block.
Your logo, colours and font carry across to custom pages automatically. They look like part of the league, not like a document bolted on.
Common questions
- How many custom pages can I have?
- There is no fixed limit. The navigation bar is the practical one — past about five, visitors stop reading it.
- Can a custom page hold a table with formulas?
- Yes. A table block has its own columns and supports computed columns, so an all-time records page can calculate a win percentage the same way your standings does.
- What happens to my pages if I do not buy premium?
- The Pages tab is visible on the free plan so you can see what it does, but pages are only editable and published on premium.
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