Hosts can customize the branding and design of their registration pages, using the Page Builder, to follow their brand identity and be more engaging for event attendees. The Page Builder customizes attendee registration landing pages. This feature by default uses the host's event logo, and hosts can customize the headline, page text, and images, and create designs and content. Hosts can use the rich text editor for the header and paragraph text, and they can apply text styles as well as hyperlinks to images and text. The pages automatically inherit the event’s branding and color palette. Additionally, hosts can drag and drop sections and configure the section settings.
This feature is available for full single-session events and used in registration, and hosts can access it through the landing page within the registration.
Learn more about creating a single-session event.
Note: The Landing page builder is currently only available for single-session full events.
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The Style tab sets default colors for common components like text, buttons, and dividers. As you define the colors of the sections in the color palette, the colors will be applied to the mapped visual components automatically. You can manually override the color applied to an component if you don't want the color from the color palette used.
The following components appear when you first click the Style tab in the left navigation menu. This displays the shared styling for common components on the page; this is inherited by default from the Event Branding tab but can be customized to the landing page.
The page section lets you change the colors mapped to the core design components on the page.
Note: The page background color is handled in the Page tab—not this area. These only affect the header, footer, and dividers.
The text section lets you change the default colors used in the primary and secondary text that appears. Primary text relates to the most essential text necessary—title and dates of the event—while secondary text relates to text that helps with navigation, such as tabs that appear on the event details page.
The button section lets you change the default colors used in buttons that appear on the page. Primary buttons are the buttons that execute the most important action when clicked, while secondary buttons relate to actions that are less important than primary buttons when clicked:
The following components appear in the left panel when you click a specific component on the editing canvas. You can customize these components, using different tools.
When you click an image, the image options section lets you change the image's alignment, spacing, and URL. This visual component enhances your page and helps break up text.
The Event detail component is a native component that automatically uses data from the event creation setup. It is used to show basic event information and show the default registration button to capture registrations.
Note: Changes made to the Terminology section in the event creation setup may not appear here in the builder but will appear correctly on the published event page.
The Speakers component automatically pulls the speakers for the event. Speakers will display or hide as speakers are added or removed from the event.
Note: Changes made in the Terminology section may not appear here in the builder but will appear correctly on the published event page.
The masthead image automatically uses the masthead image from the event. This will update as the event masthead is updated. If you want a different image for the landing page, add a new image component from the Add tab.
The Add tab is an important area where you can add custom content to the editing canvas. The Add tab includes native and generic components.
Sections give the page structure and house the different content components on the page.
The Layers tab makes it simple to organize and reorder sections within larger, robust landing pages.
Hosts can save sections of their page as content blocks and easily reuse these blocks within the same event or across different events. This eliminates the need to rebuild common page components from scratch, saving time and ensuring brand consistency.
After saving sections of your page as content blocks, you can access the Blocks tab.
Zoom Events registration pages can be translated into other languages using the localization feature. Any customized text in Page Builder cannot be localized. All default content is localized per the selected language. Hosts can always reset their pages to the original compatible version. By default, all content seen in Page Builder pages will be translated for the supported languages if another language is selected.
Note: To ensure translation still occurs, do not add custom content and do not make individual content component changes that will stop localization from working.
Localization in Page Builder has the following limitations: