# Your homepage

> Arrange your club homepage with the page editor, show visitors and members different content, and restore the default layout.

Canonical: https://www.clubpal.app/docs/club-website/homepage
Section: Club website

Your homepage is built from the same sections and blocks as the rest of your content pages, so you can arrange it yourself instead of living with a fixed layout. Click **Edit Page** on the homepage and the editor works exactly as it does anywhere else, see [Page editor](https://www.clubpal.app/docs/club-website/page-editor) for the full reference.

This page covers the parts that are specific to the homepage.

## The default layout

Until you change it, your homepage is a single **30 / 70** section:

**Narrow left column**

- A **Text** block with your welcome message, shown to logged out visitors.
- A **Login Buttons** block with **Register** and **Sign in**, shown to logged out visitors.
- A **Member Summary** block, shown to logged in members, with their photo and name, a link to their profile, a renewal prompt if their membership has lapsed, their next booking, their next session to coach, and their upcoming events.

**Wide right column**

- An **Upcoming** block listing the next six sessions and events together, with up to three featured sessions and events above it and **Upcoming** / **Recently Added** tabs.

![The default homepage as a signed in member sees it, with the My Club summary on the left, and on the right a Featured list of three sessions above the Upcoming list](https://www.clubpal.app/img/docs/homepage-default-layout.png)

Every one of those is an ordinary block. Reorder them, change their settings, delete the ones you do not want, or add anything else the editor offers.

## One page, two audiences

A signed-out visitor and a signed-in member see the same homepage, so most homepage blocks are set to a single audience rather than **Everyone**. That is what the default layout does: the welcome text and sign in buttons are set to **Logged out visitors**, and the member summary to **Logged in members**.

Set each block's audience from the visibility icon on its toolbar, then use **Preview** in the edit bar to check both, see [Choosing who sees a block](https://www.clubpal.app/docs/club-website/page-editor#choosing-who-sees-a-block).

## Your welcome message

The welcome message used to be a field under **Admin > General Settings**. It is now a **Text** block on the homepage, so it can be formatted, moved, and shown alongside anything else.

> **Note**
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> Your existing welcome message was moved into that block automatically the first time your homepage loaded, along with the content of the old homepage content section for signed-in members, if you had one. Nothing was lost, and there is nothing to copy across yourself.

## Banner image

The homepage still supports a banner image behind the page title, set with the **Banner** button in the page toolbar. That is separate from the blocks on the page, see [Club branding](https://www.clubpal.app/docs/club-website/club-branding#page-banners).

## Reverting to the default layout

**Revert to Default** in the edit bar puts the standard ClubPal homepage back, exactly as described in [The default layout](#the-default-layout).

> **Warning**
>
> This replaces whatever is currently on your homepage, including your welcome text, which is rebuilt from the default wording rather than what you had written. Your previous layout is still in [Version history](https://www.clubpal.app/docs/club-website/page-editor#version-history) if you need it back.

## Home in the Pages screen

Your homepage appears exactly once in **Admin > Content > Pages**, as a single **Built-in** row named **Home**. Its settings dialog does not offer the full page settings your own pages get: only its menu label can be changed there, alongside a reminder that you change what it shows with **Edit layout** instead, see [Content editing & navigation](https://www.clubpal.app/docs/club-website/content-management#the-pages-screen).

You can drag Home between **Navigation** and **Not in navigation** like any other page, but you cannot delete it. Even if you drag it out of the menu, your homepage stays reachable at your site's root address.

## What the homepage does not have

Unlike a custom content page, the homepage has no page settings of its own. It has no separate URL, cannot be unpublished, and cannot be restricted with eligibility rules. It always lives at the root of your site and is always reachable. To show different content to members, use each block's audience instead.

You also cannot create a content page with a URL of `home`, since that address belongs to the homepage. If you type `/home` into your browser, ClubPal sends you straight to your site's root address instead.