Landing Pages
This article is for Administrators who would like to add a Landing Page to a Grant.
A Landing Page is an optional, dedicated page you can build for a Grant to give Applicants extra information before they apply — background on the funding round, eligibility criteria, supporting documents, images, and more. It's built using the same template builder as your Application Forms, and it's set up as one of the steps when you create or edit a Grant.
Creating a Landing Page is entirely optional. You can skip it and add one later, and once created it stays editable even after the Grant is published or has Applications — unlike most other setup steps.
Create or Skip a Landing Page
When you reach the Landing Page step of the Grant setup wizard:
Click Create Landing Page if you'd like to build one now, or click Skip Landing Page if you don't.
Tip: If you skip this step, you can come back and add a Landing Page for this Grant at any point in the future — see Step 4 below.
Select or Build a Landing Page Template
Choose a template from the gallery of existing Landing Page templates, or click Search all landing page templates to browse the full library.
Select a template to use it as-is, or click Edit to customise it — add your own text, images, and sections using the template builder.
Note: Editing a shared library template from within a Grant only changes the copy attached to this Grant — it won't affect the original template in your library.
Set the Landing Page Access Privacy
Under Landing page access privacy, choose one of:
Private access — the Landing Page can only be accessed by people signed in to Tahua.
Public access — the Landing Page can be linked to and accessed by anyone outside of Tahua.
Note: If the Grant itself is set to Private, the Landing Page will only ever be available to the Applicants you've selected for that Grant, regardless of which privacy option you choose here.
If you chose Public access, you can also set the URL slug for the Landing Page — this forms part of the public link you can share with Applicants.
Click Next to continue through the rest of the Grant setup wizard, or Publish Grant once you're ready.
Editing a Landing Page Later
You don't need to finish your Landing Page during initial Grant setup, and you can keep editing it after the Grant has been published.
Go to the Grants menu and open the Grant.
Click Create/Edit Landing page template on the Grant's Details page.
Tip: Landing Pages remain editable even after a Grant is published and has Applications — this is different to your Application Form and other setup steps, which lock down once the Grant is live.
Where Applicants See It
Once a Landing Page is set up, Applicants viewing the Grant will see two separate options: View (opens the Landing Page) and Apply. Viewing the Landing Page is optional — Applicants can go straight to Apply without visiting it first.
Tip: You can customise the text shown on the View button for each Grant, rather than using the default label. You can also export your Landing Page as a PDF from the Grant's Details page, using Export Landing Page PDF.
What's Next?
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