Editing Your Homepage and Site Header

Personalize your club branding and build homepage content with ClubForge's structured website sections.

Edit the Site Header

The Site Header editor controls the organization-specific branding used by ClubForge's shared public-site header. Select available image assets for the club logo and header image and adjust the supported header presentation options. Use Save Site Header to apply those settings.

ClubForge intentionally controls the overall header layout so navigation and responsive behavior remain consistent; the organization supplies the branding inside that structure.

Build the homepage from structured sections

The Homepage Editor lets you add, remove, and reorder sections rather than editing raw HTML. The available section types include content, upcoming tournaments, calls to action, bullet-point lists, accordions, PDF viewers, tables, and contact forms.

Depending on the section type, ClubForge also provides controlled heading styles, body styles, alignment, rich-text formatting, list formatting, images, table editing, or document selection.

Use rich text and images deliberately

Rich-text areas support a limited set of formatting so the site remains readable and responsive. Images can be selected from the organization's website assets, and supported editors allow new images to be uploaded while working on content.

For accessibility, provide meaningful descriptions when an image conveys information. Avoid putting essential instructions only inside an image.

Save and publish are different actions

Save draft keeps your current work without replacing the visitor-facing homepage. Preview shows the draft. Publish makes the current draft the public version. If the homepage is already published, Unpublish removes it from public availability until it is published again.