Hello,
I use the phase test to see how it works. It is impossible to have a subscription of a member. Is-it normal?
If I cannot test who to access, I am not able to verify if it works well.
In fact I was able to create an account finally. But I do not see my pages accessible to everybody.
Thanks
I’m not sure I understand your question.
I create a free admin account and I created some pages.
I linked this account with Stripe
Now I want to see what people will see using my site if they subscribe, starting with the free user account.
I tested with another email and I can see this subscriber in the Admin part.
The free account can only see a Welcome page but not the Pages that I created with my Admin account that are accessible for all public Ghost Admin - Respirez mieux. Vivez mieux
Did you link your pages somewhere? Pages (different from posts) are not automatically on the homepage. You might want to go to /ghost - settings (gear icon) - navigation to add links to your pages.
Hi, yes I understand and I create various sections. But then how do I make the pages visible in each section, because I labelled each page and I would like to see pages related to the label in the section. And how to make also visible depending of the subscription of the member?
It works with a post but in fact I want to create 150 pages with different categories and I want the people to be able to choose their categories and to subscribe to one, two, three, all catégorie. Each page is a description like a record.
It is like a cascade of pages
1Category 1
1.1 first page category 1
1.2 second page category 1
1.3 …
2. Category 2
2.1 first page category 2
2.2 …
Etc…
And for each page I can decide the access depending of the subscription.
Maybe there is something wrong with the way I ordered the things?
THANKSSSS
Pages don’t work like this, by default. It’s possible there’s a paid theme that can do what you want in terms of layouts. (I’m not totally sure I’ve understood it.) Posts automatically have collection pages based on their tags. So if you create some posts with a tag (let’s call it football), then you automatically get a collection of those posts at /tag/football. But there’s not a similar behavior for pages built into any themes I’m aware of.
There’s not a built in method for users to subscribe to categories. You could create multiple newsletters, or you could use labels to indicate user interests and send to those labels (but this is not fully supported by the Ghost front-end and needs some custom code).