Share links and feature one for residents
Keep your neighborhood's links in one place: the Facebook group for residents, the shared drive for your team, and the one sign-up you want every neighbor to see.
Where it lives Where it lives: Sidebar → Library → Resources
Add a link and decide who sees it
Click Add Resource and give it a title, the URL, and a category (Facebook, Nextdoor, a form, documents, a volunteer sign-up, and so on), which picks its icon. Who can see this? is the choice that matters. Public links appear as Community links on your neighborhood page and in the Organized by card on event and contest pages. Volunteers links go to the people working your events: anyone with a volunteer shift at one of your events sees them, with your Public links, in the app's Volunteer hub and on their registration page on the web. Organizers links stay inside: they show in the Resources strip on your Overview page for your team, never to volunteers. You can also attach an image or PDF.
The board's shared drive, the vendor contact sheet, the insurance certificate: these belong under Organizers, not Public. The volunteer handbook or the setup map goes under Volunteers.
Put them in order
Drag the handle on the left of each row to reorder. The order you set is the order residents see, and it matters most for featured links: the top featured one is the single link used on event pages, contest pages, and confirmation emails.
Pin your team's shortcuts
The 📌 switch on a row pins that link to the top of your organizer sidebar, under Pinned. It's for the links your team opens every week. Only organizers see the sidebar, so pinning never shows anything to residents; you can pin an Organizers-only link as easily as a public one.
The Edit link beside Pinned in the sidebar brings you straight back here.
Feature a link for residents
Featuring is the opposite of pinning: it promotes a public link to residents. Turn on the 📣 switch (or Feature for residents on the link's edit page) and it shows as a card at the top of your neighborhood page, leads the Community links lists, and the top featured link appears under the main action on every event and contest page and in registration confirmation emails. You can feature up to three links, and only Public ones.
Feature the thing you most want neighbors to do this season: join the events subcommittee, sign up for the newsletter, answer the survey.
Write the wording and check it before you save
A featured link has its own words, separate from its title. On the link's edit page, under Pin and feature: an Emoji, a Small heading, the Headline (the link text everywhere it's featured), an optional Short description, the Button label on the neighborhood page, and the Event and contest page prompt, the line above the link on those pages. The Live preview beside the fields shows each placement exactly as residents will see it, updating as you type. Set Feature until to stop featuring after a date, such as when sign-ups close.
Flipping 📣 from the list fills in suggested wording so the link goes live right away. Come back to Edit to make it sound like you.
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