This article provides step-by-step instructions for purchasing, parking, and setting up a custom domain for your Adventist Connect website. It includes guidance on selecting a domain registrar, updating name servers, and configuring DNS settings. A list of registrar-specific instructions is also provided for further assistance.
This comprehensive FAQ provides detailed information about the upcoming transition to Frame by Adventist Connect, a new website platform for Adventist churches and schools in the North American Division. This resource provides authoritative insights into platform features, migration strategies, customization options, and support resources.
As we prepare to transition from Adventist Church Connect (ACC) and Adventist School Connect (ASC) to Frame by Adventist Connect, it’s essential to take the following steps to ensure a smooth and successful migration. Failure to complete these steps may result in delays or disruption to your website during the transition process.
Step-by-step guide to smoothly transition your website from Adventist Church Connect or Adventist School Connect to the new Frame platform. Includes mandatory pre-migration tasks such as updating DNS records, reviewing users and content, and preparing your organization for seamless migration without downtime.
Answers to frequently asked questions about using Frame by Adventist Connect including eligibility, costs, features, security, user roles, and common troubleshooting tips to help users quickly find solutions.
Begin your journey with Frame by Adventist Connect. This category provides essential guides on setting up your website, accessing your account, and understanding key features to help you launch smoothly.
Text blocks are the fundamental elements for adding and formatting written content in WordPress. These include various blocks for different text formatting needs, from basic paragraphs and headings to specialized formats like code snippets, quotes, and tables. Whether you need to write standard content, create lists, add citations, or display formatted code, text blocks provide the essential tools for organizing and presenting your written content effectively, helping you share your ministry with the community.
User management provides the tools you need to build your church's online community. We've broken everything down step-by-step so you can create user accounts, set permissions, and establish secure practices with confidence. Your digital congregation is an extension of your ministry, helping share God's message while protecting your community.
Welcome to your content management guide! Learn how to create and maintain your website's pages, posts, and media. This section will help you effectively share your church's message online through your WordPress site.
Site Management provides all the essential tools for customizing and maintaining your WordPress website. Learn how to configure your site's navigation menus, update your logo, manage contact information, and adjust important site settings. This section guides you through the core administrative tasks that help keep your church's online presence professional, up-to-date, and aligned with your ministry's needs.
Manage your site’s domains with ease. Learn how to add and remove domains, set a primary domain, configure redirects, and troubleshoot common issues like SSL and DNS setup.
This category contains documentation on the various plugins integrated with Frame, providing users with detailed guides and instructions on how to use, install, and configure each plugin. Whether you're working on adding functionality or customizing your site, these resources will help you make the most out of Frame’s plugin ecosystem.
This category contains documentation for the Redirection plugin used on Frame sites. It includes guides on setting up and managing URL redirects, tracking 404 errors, and understanding redirect logs. Whether you're updating old page links or organizing new site structures, these resources will help ensure visitors are always directed to the right content.
Everything you need to begin using Frame