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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.1club.ai/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

The Content section is where you manage everything your members and visitors see: your public website, individual content items (posts, FAQs, how-to guides, reusable blocks), media files, signed document records, and reviews. Open Content in the main nav. It lands on the website builder by default and exposes five tabs at the top.

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What lives here

The Website builder is the editor for your public site. It runs on a section-based DSL: pages are composed of sections like hero, plans, classes, contact form, and gallery, many of which pull live data from your gym (plans, classes, instructors, locations, reviews). Edits live in a draft and go live when you publish a release. Content items (called “Content” in the sidebar tab) are the standalone pieces you can edit in a block editor. There are four types: posts for news and blog entries, how-to guides for instructional content, FAQs for question/answer pairs, and blocks for reusable chunks of copy you reference from website sections. Each item has its own slug, language variants, and SEO fields. Media is the shared library for images and other files. Anything you upload here is available to website sections, content items, and message templates. Document signatures lists records of waivers, terms, and policies signed by members through the portal or signup flow. The signable documents themselves are defined under Settings > Document rules. Reviews is the moderation list for member reviews and any reviews synced from Google Business Profile.

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When to use what

If you want to ship a brand-new page on your public site, work in the website builder. If you want to write a single article that can be referenced from a website section (or appear in the News, FAQ, or How-to section), create a content item. Reusable copy that you do not want to retype on multiple pages (legal blurbs, “about us” paragraphs) belongs as a Block content item, which the website builder’s Block section can pull in by slug.

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Permissions

Access to the Content section requires the website.read.organization permission. Reviews additionally use the standard review permissions.
  • Settings overview - Branding, domains, languages, and document rules feed the public site.
  • Automations - Use website-captured leads to trigger event-driven workflows.
  • Plans - What the website’s Plans section renders.