Setting up a page for a specific cinema site in Lumos

You can make pages in Lumos Web and Mobile dedicated to specific cinema sites in your circuit to provide crucial information about the sites, such as contact and parking information. You can also use site-specific pages to promote content relevant to your guests, such as local events and warning announcements.

Setting up your page's details

1. In the Lumos CMS navigation menu, click the menu button that appears when you hover the mouse over Custom content > [sales channel] > Standard pages.
2. Save.
3. Click the menu button that appears when you hover the mouse over your new page.
4. Click Site detail.
5. Enter a name for your page.

   Note: We recommend using the name of the site, such as 'Auckland'.

6. In the Site ID field, enter the value of the Code used in Head Office to identify the site that you're creating a page for.
7. In the CMS navigation menu, click the menu button that appears when you hover the mouse over your new page.
8. Click Standard page configuration.
9. Select the language that the page will be displayed in.
10. Click your page's name in the navigation menu to edit its content.

Creating custom content on a Lumos page

When you're editing a page, use the Page content field to create custom content.

1. Select a page layout for a section on your page. This will determine whether the section has columns, and the ratio of the column sizes
2. Click Add content to add either embedded media, an image, or use the rich text editor to add text to the section.
3. Click Add content to add more media, images, and text to the section.
4. Click the + button below and select a page layout to create a new section.
5. Click Reorder to drag and drop your content in the order you want, and click I am done reordering when you're finished.
6. Save your changes regularly.

Supported embedded content

You can embed any of the following elements into a custom page:

• Google Docs
• Youtube
• Twitter
• Vimeo
• Dailymotion
• Flickr
• SlideShare
• Kickstarter
• Getty images
• Ted
• SoundCloud
• Issuu
• Hulu
• Giphy

See also:

• Setting up a custom web page in Lumos
• Creating custom content on a Lumos page