INFORMATIONAL
Overview
App Manager is the content management system for your FanThreeSixty mobile app. You can update your app's layout and content at any time, with no code and no new release to the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. You'll find App Manager in FanThreeSixty under the Mobile dropdown.
Pages
Pages are the main content areas of your app. Each page is a canvas where you add and arrange widgets, whether it's a gameday hub, an off-season engagement feed, or anything in between.
Find or add a page: Use the page selector dropdown to go to any page. Select + New Page at the bottom of the dropdown to add one.
Duplicate a page: Select the more icon (···) on a page to see its options. Some pages can be duplicated.
Rename a page: Select the pencil icon next to the page name. Some page names are part of the standard template and can't be changed.
Widgets
Widgets are the building blocks of each page. To reorder widgets, drag and drop them in the widget list.
To add a widget, select + New Widget below the widget list. Each widget includes a preview and description to help you choose. Widgets are organized into four categories:
Category |
What it includes |
|---|---|
Common |
General-purpose widgets, such as text, images, and links |
Media |
Video, photo galleries, and other media, including the Komo Card |
Event, Roster & Stats |
Live and scheduled event content, team rosters, and stats feeds |
Fan Profile |
Personalized content tied to a fan's account and preferences |
Communication widget: This widget shows a feed of communications on a page. To show only one campaign, add a campaign tag in the widget's Edit modal. Any communication sent with that tag appears in the feed automatically.
Registered and unregistered views
You can set up different experiences for fans who register in the app and fans who skip registration. Use the toggle below the app preview to switch between the two views and customize each one.
Make sure core gameday features are available to unregistered fans, so everyone can use the app in the venue.
App preview
The app preview shows your real content as it will appear in the app. Use it to check your changes before you publish.
If your app uses a square (1:1) or portrait (2:3) event image ratio, event images in the App Manager preview appear in 16:9. Use the Events Builder preview to check event images.