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A Public Profile is the top-level container for your website. It holds site-wide information like:

• Website Name: Your brand or organization name
• URL Slug: Your unique web address (e.g., creatorcontent.net/yourname)
• Avatar & Banner: Visual branding elements
• Bio: A description of your website/brand
• Base Template: The overall design theme for your site
• Display Settings: Global visibility options

Think of it as the container for your entire website - it represents your brand identity across all your pages.

A Page is a page-level container within your Public Profile. Each page has its own URL and contains:

• Page Title: The name of your page (e.g., "About", "Bio", "Contact")
• URL Slug: The page's specific URL path (e.g., creatorcontent.net/yourname/bio)
• Menu Settings: How the page appears in navigation menus
• Header/Footer: Page-specific header and footer configurations
• Sections: The actual content blocks that make up the page

You can create multiple pages for different purposes: a bio page, contact page, blog page, events page, etc. Each page can have a different layout and sections.

A Section is a building block of content within a Page. Sections are reusable components that display specific types of content:

Each section has customizable variables (like title, content, colors, media files) and can use different templates for various layouts.

Owner View is a special mode that appears when you visit your own public pages while logged in. It provides powerful live editing capabilities:

• Floating Control Panel: A panel on the right side with quick actions
• Live Preview: See exactly how your page looks to visitors
• Quick Edits: Edit page and profile settings without leaving the page
• Section Management: Add, edit, reorder, or delete sections in real-time
• Template Switching: Change your base template and see results instantly
• Page Switching: Navigate between your pages with a dropdown menu
• Inactive Sections: View and activate sections that aren't published yet

The Owner View includes a Live indicator showing your page is published and accessible to the public.

CreatorContent separates content creation from content display:

This separation means you can manage content once and display it on multiple pages in different ways, giving you complete flexibility.

1. Create a Public Profile

   Go to Dashboard → Public Profiles → Create Profile. Set your name, slug, and branding.

2. Create a Page

   From your profile, click "Add Page". Give it a title and slug (e.g., "Bio", "bio").

3. Visit Your Page

   Go to creatorcontent.net/yourname/bio - you'll see Owner View.

4. Add Sections

   Click "Create Section", choose a section type (Text, Image, Video, etc.), and fill in the variables.

5. Customize & Arrange

   Edit sections, reorder them, and adjust settings until your page looks perfect!

Section Variables are the customizable fields for each section type. Different section types have different variables:

Each variable type has a specialized input: color pickers for colors, media selectors for images/videos/audio, entity selectors for blogs/events/podcasts, etc.

Owner View gives you a floating control panel on the right side with these features:

• Page Name & Edit Button: Quick access to edit page settings
• Profile Name & Edit Button: Quick access to edit profile settings
• Base Template Selector: Switch templates instantly to see different designs
• Switch Page Button: Dropdown to navigate between your pages
• Create Section Button: Add new content sections to your page
• Add Page Button: Create new pages for your profile

On each section, you'll see action buttons to:

• Edit the section's variables and settings
• Move the section up or down on the page
• Activate or deactivate the section
• Delete the section

All content entities are managed from your Dashboard in the admin area (creatorcontent.net/dashboard):

• Blogs: Dashboard → Blogs → Create blog posts and manage articles
• Events: Dashboard → Events → Schedule and manage events
• Podcasts: Dashboard → Podcasts → Upload episodes and manage shows
• Media: Dashboard → Media → Upload and organize images, videos, audio
• Polls/Surveys: Dashboard → Polls/Surveys → Create interactive content

After creating content in the dashboard, you display it on your public pages by adding the appropriate section type and using the entity selector to choose which items to show.

Once you've created blog posts in your dashboard:

1. Visit your public page in Owner View
2. Click "Create Section" from the floating panel
3. Select "Blog Section" as the section type
4. Choose a template (list view, featured posts, etc.)
5. Use the blog selector to choose which blog to display
6. Set how many posts to show and other display options
7. Save the section - your blog posts now appear on your page!

The same process works for events, podcasts, and other content types - create in the dashboard, display on pages with sections.

To create an account, click the "Get Started" button in the top navigation. You'll need to provide your email address, create a password, and choose a username. Once you verify your email, you can start using CreatorContent immediately.

Our free plan includes basic blog creation, limited storage, and access to core features. You can create up to 1 blog, publish posts, and use basic analytics. For advanced features and higher limits, consider upgrading to a paid plan.

After creating your account, go to your dashboard and click on "Profile" in the navigation. You can add a profile picture, update your bio, and customize your public profile settings. This information will be displayed on your public profile page.

CreatorContent works best with modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. We recommend using the latest version of your preferred browser for the best experience.

On the login page, click "Forgot Password" and enter your email address. You'll receive a password reset link via email. Click the link and follow the instructions to create a new password.

Yes, we take data security seriously. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We use industry-standard security practices and regularly conduct security audits. Your content and personal information are protected.