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The page your guests see

Every published night gets its own page on your site. It also joins your What’s on list.

The rule

One page per night, with its own web address. That is what a search engine can find.

How it works

The night’s own page shows, from the top:

  1. The main photo, or the film if you starred one.
  2. The title, the date and the time.
  3. Your short line, then the full text.
  4. The price and the Link to buy, if you set one.
  5. Who is on, in the order you put them.
  6. Your rules, folded away. A guest opens them if they want them.
  7. The dishes you picked under Featured menu items.

Your What’s on list holds every night. Guests can filter by kind. This week comes first. Past nights sit in their own list.

Good to know

  • The page is built so a search engine understands it. It knows the date, the price and who is playing, not only the words.
  • Search engines get told about every published night. It is added to the file they read.
  • The page exists in each language you filled in. A guest gets their own language when you have it.
  • A night in Draft (hidden) has no public page. Nothing is visible until you publish.
  • A night that has passed stays online and keeps its own address. It leaves the list about three months after the date. Archive it and it goes for good.