Bio Page

Most social apps give you one link in your profile. Just one. Bio Page is a page built for that link to point at.

It is one tall column. A logo, a wide photo, a bit of text, your phone number, a stack of link cards, social icons, and a sign-up box for your mailing list. You choose which of those you want, and what order they come in.

Go to Plugins, open the Marketing group, and click Bio Page.

The two addresses

Your bio page sits at https://yoursite.com/bio. That works today, with no setup at all.

It can also have a short address of its own, bio.yourdomain.com. A visitor who types it lands on your bio page at https://bio.yourdomain.com/bio. That one needs us.

Page settings

The first card on the screen.

Field	What it does
Page title	The browser tab, and the title search engines show.
Page description	The short blurb under that title, in search and in link previews.
Theme override	Gives this one page its own color palette.
Color mode override	Use site setting, Light, or Dark.
Subdomain	Leave it empty. It does nothing yet.

Leave Theme override on Use site theme unless the bio page needs to look different from the rest of your website. The palette names are the same ones you see on Choose your colors.

Sections

Every part of the page is a section. There are seven types.

Under Add section, click the type you want. It is added to the bottom. You can have 20 sections on the page, and more than one of the same type.

To move one, drag it by the grip on its left. Or click Move up or Move down.

Logo

Field	What it does
Logo image	The picture at the top. Pick one from your Media library.
Alt text	What a screen reader says in place of the picture.
Shape	Square (rounded corners) or Circle.

Leave Logo image empty and your site name shows as plain text instead. Either way, the logo links back to your website.

Banner

A wide picture, further down the page.

Field	What it does
Banner image	The picture.
Caption	A line of text under it.
Link	Optional. Makes the banner clickable.

Text

A block of writing.

Field	What it does
Heading	Optional. A title above the writing.
Text	The writing itself.

A blank line starts a new paragraph. To add a link, type it like this:

[Our candle story](https://pineandwick.example/story)

A plain web address works too, as long as it starts with https://.

Contact

Rows of ways to reach you. Up to 12. Click Add row for each one.

Field	What it does
Heading	Optional. A title above the section.
Type	Phone, Text message, Email, WhatsApp, Address, or Link.
Label	Optional. Shown instead of the raw value.
Value	The number, the address, or the web address.

For Pine and Wick Candle Co., a phone row could read:

• Type: Phone
• Label: Call the shop
• Value: 555-0134

A visitor taps that row and their phone dials.

Links

The stack of cards that does most of the work. Up to 30. Click Add link.

Field	What it does
Heading	Optional. A title above the section.
Label	The wording on the card.
URL	Where the card goes.
Description	Optional. A short line under the label.
Thumbnail	Optional. A small picture on the card.
Image caption	Optional. Also the picture’s alt text.

A row with no label yet shows as Untitled link in the list. That is only in the panel, and it is your cue to go back and name it.

Social

A row of icons. Up to 30. Click Add profile.

Field	What it does
Heading	Optional. A title above the section.
Platform	Which app the icon is for.
Handle	Handle like @acme, or paste the full profile URL.
Link label	Optional. Defaults to the platform name.

There are 24 to choose from: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, X (Twitter), Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest, Snapchat, Twitch, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, GitHub, Spotify, SoundCloud, Bandcamp, Substack, Patreon, Etsy, Yelp, Nextdoor and Google Business Profile.

Google Business Profile has no handle to guess from. Paste the full web address for that one.

Newsletter

A box where a visitor types an email address to join your mailing list.

Field	What it does
Heading	The wording above the box.
Text	Optional. Shown above the field.
Button label	The wording on the button. Starts as Subscribe.
Success message	What they read once they have joined.

This section only holds the wording. Where the signups go is set in Newsletter, under Plugins, then Newsletter. One provider serves every signup form on your website, this page included.

Until a provider is chosen there, the newsletter section shows nothing on your bio page.

The Newsletter provider card at the bottom of this screen says the same. There is nothing to fill in on it.

Saving

Click Save. You get a message reading Bio page saved.

There is no publish step here. This is a settings screen, so your change is live on /bio right away.

If someone else saved this screen after you opened it, your save stops. A note says so, and your work stays on screen. Click Save again to put yours live and replace theirs, or Discard to load theirs instead.

The footer

Every bio page ends with the same three lines, and you cannot change them:

• a link back to your website
• a copyright line with the year and your site name
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