Settings / Build
The settings page is where you will configure how your website will display as well as publish your website to the web.
Before you can build a site, you must have Data sources generated, this should happen automatically when first navigating to the settings page, but, if you need to regenerate them you can do so by hitting to generate data sources button
Data sources
Data sources are the main detail elements for your site. This will generate a listing of data sources to be used by the website build process. These data sources are then used to pull the correct event data for the website build.
Settings
| Input | Description |
|---|---|
| Site name | The name that your site will be published with. This name will be used in the title of your website |
| Publish URL | The URL you would like to have for your site. This will always be a subdomain of conbop.net eg https:[name].conbop.net. These names must be unique |
| Custom Domains | Custom domains are possible, but only available to dedicated customers and require an SSL certificate and access to your DNS servers. |
| Custom CSS | The custom CSS section will publish the CSS provided here to your site. This allows you to add custom styles to your site |
| Custom JS | This area allows you to add custom JS code to the footer of your site. While there are some limitations due to how react components render, basic JS should work just fine |
are only available for dedicated customers, and require an SSL certificate and access to your DNS servers. Due to the manual nature of this process, you must contact support to have this setup and published.
Build
The build tab allows you to 'build' and 'publish' your site. The build process will take your site information and trigger the build servers to compile the entire site and publish it to the web.
Build console
The build servers are setup on a queue system, if the max builds are reached, your request will be placed in a build queue. Once a build slot becomes available, your build will be processed.
The build console will display the current build status in a terminal type view.
