📄 Publishing Your Registration Page As A WordPress Page

By default your registration page lives at /webinar/your-webinar/. Publishing it as a WordPress page gives it an ordinary WordPress address as well.

Why you would use it:

• A normal address you can rename and put in a menu, listed under Pages in WordPress
• WordPress finds the page itself, with no plugin link rule involved, so it cannot show a 404 because a rule went missing
• Other plugins that redirect links see real content and leave it alone
• Search engines can list it. The thanks, room and replay pages stay unlisted.
• Every link already in an email keeps working, because the /webinar/ address stays live

Where to find it:

Registration tab, the Publish as a WordPress page box. The WordPress page button at the top jumps to it.

Publishing it:

1. Click Publish as a WordPress page.
2. The box shows the page's address, with Edit page in WordPress and Stop using it.
3. From now on your registration link, the Copy button in the setup guide, and the private room, thanks and replay links in your emails are built from this address.

What is on the page:

The page is a marker. The plugin still draws your registration page, exactly as under /webinar/, so your style and design settings are unchanged. Text typed into the page in the WordPress editor is not shown. Use the WordPress editor for the page title, the address and the menu.

Stopping:

Click Stop using it. It only unlinks the page and never deletes it. Your links go back to the /webinar/ address straight away.

A real example:

Maya publishes Kitchen Garden Plan as a WordPress page, edits the address to /salad-plan/ in WordPress, and adds it to her site menu under Free Training.

Tips:

• Change the address before you share it.
• If a registration link ever shows a 404, this is the lasting fix.

Editing the page in WordPress:

1. Click Edit page in WordPress.
2. Change the title or the address in the page settings.
3. Click Update.
4. Back on the Registration tab, the address in the box follows the change.

Adding it to your menu:

1. In WordPress, open Appearance, Menus, or the Site Editor's navigation.
2. Add the page from the Pages list.
3. Save the menu.

Search engines:

The published page can be listed by search engines and appears in sitemaps from your SEO plugin. Give it a clear title, because that is what shows in search results.

What stays the same:

• Your registration page design, styles and split test
• The thank-you page, room and replay
• Every email and tracking link
• The old /webinar/your-webinar/ address, which keeps working

A real example, continued:

After publishing, Maya's setup guide shows the new /salad-plan/ address as her registration link. Her confirmation emails now build the room and replay links from it, while links already sent keep working.

What to do next:

• Putting Your Registration Form Anywhere
• Troubleshooting Common Problems, if a page link ever shows a 404

Common questions:

What if I delete the WordPress page?

Your links go back to the /webinar/ address, which always works.

Can I put other content on the page?

The plugin draws the whole registration page, so content typed in the WordPress editor is not shown. Add extra content to the registration page itself with Advanced, or Design My Own.