You can connect your social network to your app. To do so, you can add a Facebook section to your app.
The Facebook section works as described below depending on the platforms included in your offer: PWA: it will open your Facebook page's Url under a new browser tab Android Native version: It will open a web view of your Facebook page's Url iOS Native version: It will open a component of Safari mobile with a web view of your Facebook page's Url
1. Add and set up a Facebook page
1. In the left swipe menu go to Design & Structure > Structure > Sections 2. Click the green button "Add a section" from the right column 3. Add a Facebook section by choosing "Facebook" in the content items. 4. Give it a title 5. Fill in your Facebook URL 6. Click "Add"
2. Create a link to your Facebook account
You can also add a link to your Facebook account in your navigation mode header, footer, or in the logo & title of your app if you think it is better for your app users.
You can connect an external photo source to your app. Go to Design & Structure > Structure > Sections Select "+Add a new section" (check also how to create sections for your app) Choose one of the available services to display your photos. Note: If ...
The Contact Us section provides your users all your contacts in a dedicated section. In this section, you can create direct links to: - Facebook - Twitter - Instagram - WhatsApp - Skype - Email - Your phone number (Call us link) - Your app store URL ...
Depending on the type of content you have on your app, you can add categories to your CMS content section or filter your external content when using an external source (Youtube, WordPress, etc.). 1. CMS Section 1. In the left swipe menu go to Design ...
You can connect an external calendar source to your app. Warning: we don't display past or recurrent events, this applies to all sources. 1- From the left swipe menu, click on Design & Structure > Structure > Sections 2- Click on “+Add a section ” ...
1. In-App Purchase Add-ons Overview In-App Purchase add-ons allows you to sell auto-renewable subscriptions from your native apps via the App Store (Apple) and Google Play Store to monetize your app. The subscriptions will be paid and managed ...