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Adding Custom Pages to Passport v5

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You can add any number of custom pages to the latest version of the Passport app and its white-label equivalents.

Custom pages are a great way to add more content or embed external content on your app.

Adding custom pages is a quick and easy process but it does have some limitations outlined below.

Already using custom pages in your current version of Passport?

Please have a look at our migration guidance to ensure a smooth transition.

Where are custom pages added

Custom pages can only be added to the navigation menu of your Passport app. It is also visible on your Members Portal by default. You currently cannot make some

You cannot add them as quick-action tiles on the home page, unless you fully customize the home page.

Adding custom pages to Passport v5

Step 1. Create your custom page

The first step is to create the custom page. We always recommend starting with a container to ensure all the content you add is displayed properly on screen and doesn't extend beyond the main display on the app.

You can add any type of content that may be helpful for your customers

Embed content from other sources

You can embed content from other domains, as long as the original is embeddable as an iframe.

You will need to check with the original content provider if they allow iframes to be embedded on your website.

Redirect to a different page

You can include buttons and links on the page that redirect to third party services.

Before moving to the next step, make sure your page is published. It is an important step to ensure it's visible once you add it to the navigation.

Step 2. Add your custom page to your app navigation

Once you are happy with your custom page, you must add it to the Members Portal navigation for it to be displayed on the apps.

You can add the page to a custom navigation group or add it to one of the existing groups.
For more details, check out Adding Navigation Groups.

Step 3. Test your custom page

The last step of the process is to test the custom page to test the page you've published.
If you cannot see the content displayed, chances are the source content or element you're trying to add using iframes simply doesn't allow that kind of embedding.

Migrating custom pages from previous Passport versions

You cannot carry over your custom pages from previous Passport version. You will need to recreate the custom page following the new process.