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The Content Management page is where you write and update the text and images shown on your public restaurant website. Go to Front Operations → Website Content to access it.

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How it works

The page is divided into six sections, each accessible from the sidebar (desktop) or the tab strip (mobile). Edit one section at a time and click Save Changes when done. Changes go live on your public website immediately after saving.

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Sections

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Hero Section

The hero is the first thing customers see when they visit your website — the full-width banner at the top of the page. You can set:
  • Headline — your restaurant name or a short brand statement
  • Tagline — a one-line description shown below the headline
  • Hero images — one or more photos that rotate in the banner
The Hero Section has its own internal save flow. Follow the prompts inside the editor — the main Save Changes button does not apply to the hero.

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About Section

The About section tells your restaurant’s story. Fields include:
  • Section title — heading shown above the about text (default: “About Us”)
  • Description — your main about text, 2–4 sentences recommended
  • Mission — a short mission statement shown as a highlighted callout
  • Core values — a list of values shown as tags or bullet points
  • About image — a photo shown alongside the about text
This section controls the heading above your featured menu items on the home page. You can set:
  • Section title — heading text (default: “Featured Dishes”)
  • Description — optional subtitle text below the heading
The actual items that appear are controlled by the featured flag on individual menu items in Menu Management.

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Location

This section controls the heading above your location/map embed on the home page.
  • Section title — heading text (default: “Our Location”)
The actual address and map shown come from your contact information settings. This section controls the heading above your photo gallery on the home page.
  • Section title — heading text (default: “Gallery”)
  • Description — optional subtitle text
The actual photos shown come from the Gallery Management page.

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Contact CTA

This section controls the call-to-action block that prompts customers to get in touch.
  • Title — heading text (default: “Get In Touch”)
  • Description — supporting text shown below the heading

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Saving changes

Click Save Changes in the top-right header or in the footer bar below the editor. On mobile, a floating Save Changes button appears at the bottom of the screen. The button changes state to confirm the outcome:
Saving one section does not affect other sections. Each section saves independently.

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Preview mode

Click Preview in the top-right header to toggle a live preview panel alongside the editor. The preview updates as you type so you can see how changes will look before saving.

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Error handling

If a save fails, an error banner appears above the editor explaining the cause:

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Permissions

Staff with can_view_content can view the Content Management page. Staff with can_manage_content can make and save changes. Without can_manage_content, all fields are read-only and a yellow notice is shown at the top of the page. The Save Changes button is disabled.

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Tips & best practices

Keep your hero tagline under 10 words. Shorter taglines read better on mobile and load faster in the banner.
Write the About description in the first person (“We started DishInk Kitchen in 2019…”). It feels more personal and builds trust with customers browsing before their first visit.

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Common mistakes

Switching tabs without saving will lose any unsaved changes in the current section. Always click Save Changes before switching to another tab.
Last modified on July 20, 2026