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The pages within your Tightknit companion site are organized as follows: 
📁 pages/
├── / (home)
├── /events/
│   └── /details/<event-id>/<event-slug>
├── /groups/
│   └── /<group-slug>
├── /members/
│   └── /<profile-id>
├── /resources/
│   └── /<collection-slug>
├── /x/
│   └── /<feed-slug>/
│       └── /<post-id>/<post-slug>
├── /search
└── /community-guidelines
Some of these pages may or may not be present depending on your Companion Site configuration. The navbar header will contain your site logo and the call-to-action button. The logo will be the Site Horizontal Logo, if configured, otherwise the Site Icon alongside the name of the site. Site navbar header

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Call-to-Action Button

Site Call-to-action button The Call-to-action button is featured not just in the navbar but across the website experience, especially in places where interactivity is not allowed unless the user joins the Slack workspace. The Call-to-action button is typically a link to join your Slack community. See how to configure it here. The navigation sidebar contains links to all Feeds, except hidden Feeds, as well as the following items: Site sidebar The Feed navigation items will display the emoji icon using the Noto Emoji Google font, if any are configured for the Feed (instructions), or falls back to a default icon.
The Noto Emoji Google font has limited support across browsers. We highly recommend testing your choice of emoji in the Noto Emoji Type tester within the major browsers.

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Home

The Home page of your site encapsulates what your community is about and why users should join while directing them immediately to relevant content, featuring:
  • Welcome message and community description
  • Banner image
  • Stats of the community: number of posts and number of members
  • Upcoming events
  • Feeds Tile Menu list
Tightknit Companion Site Home Page
Early Stage Communities
Brand new communities don’t need to worry about displaying potentially underwhelming stats, like 1 member, on the Home page. If they’re under a certain threshold, we’ll skip them. We’ve all got to start somewhere after all. Happy growing! 📈

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Feed

The Feed detail page displays the sorted posts within a Feed. A Feed is connected to a channel in your Slack workspace. Feed pages are found at the URL path /x/<feed-slug>. Community Feed page

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Description and Topic

Describes the purpose and topic of your Feed. This section is linked to the Description and Topic, respectively, of your Slack channels and will be updated automatically when the channel is updated. About section If either of these sections are empty, they are not shown on the page.

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Sorting

Use the Feed sort select menu to choose the order the Feed posts are displayed. Feed sort Depending on the Feed type, you may see the following options:
  • Most Recent Activity - the posts with the most recent comments are displayed first
  • Newest - the posts created most recently are displayed first
  • Oldest - the oldest posts are displayed first
User sorting preferences are remembered on a per-Feed basis.

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Display Settings

The default list view display setting is determined by the “List View Display” setting in the admin Feed settings. Users can also use the Feed post display select menu to choose the format in which Feed posts are displayed. User display setting preferences are remembered on a per-Feed basis.

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Snippet

Includes the body of the post, up to a certain length, and attachments. Feed display "Snippet"

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Compact

Displays only the title and some activity stats. Feed display "Compact"

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Card

Displays the post in a blog-like style, including a cover image and reading time. The cover image is the first image file attachment on the associated Slack message, if any. Feed display "Card"

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Changelog

Displays posts in a chronological timeline grouped by date, ideal for product updates and release notes. Each entry shows the full post body, author profile, and date.

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Share

Click the Share button to bring up the Share modal. Share button Share the current Feed to your favorite socials, and let the world know about your latest activity! 😎 Share modal

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Follow (RSS)

Click the Follow button to bring up the RSS modal. Follow button Use your favorite RSS reader to keep up-to-date with the latest posts in the Feed. RSS modal

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Subscribing in Slack

Slack has a nifty tool to subscribe to RSS updates within a channel!
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Slack feed Command

Simply start typing a message in your channel and type /feed <RSS-LINK>, where the RSS link is replaced with the link shown in the Tightknit RSS modal.RSS Slack setup
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Subscribe

Once the command is entered, your Slack channel will now be notified every time there is a new post made in the Tightknit Feed.RSS Slack receivedSlack is feeding into Tightknit feeding into Slack! 🤯

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Embed (Beta)

Click the Embed tab within the Share/Follow modal to get the iframe code you can put in another website and embed the Tightknit Feed. The Embed Preview shows an example of what the iframe would look like with the provided parameters. Embed Feed

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Post

The Post detail page displays a post and comments from a community Feed. Posts are sourced from messages in Slack and are updated automatically when the original message changes. Post detail pages are found at the URL path /x/<feed-slug>/<post-id>/<post-slug>. Users will be redirected to this canonical URL if the post slug in the URL is omitted or incorrect. The Post detail page generally includes:
  • An auto-generated title
  • The author
  • The posted date (respects the original Slack message send date)
  • A permalink back to the original Slack message
  • Emoji reactions from the original Slack message
  • All synced comments on the post, with the above info on each comment

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Display Settings

The post detail display type is determined by the “Post Detail Display” setting in the admin Feed settings.

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Discussion

The Discussion display is best suited for chats, FAQs, and traditional forum posts. Post detail page - Discussion

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Blog

The Blog display is best suited for blog posts, where the cover image should take front and center. The cover image is the first image file attachment on the associated Slack message, if any, and is not included in the attachments section if there are additional files. Post detail page - Blog
Related Posts
Related posts are displayed in a section at the bottom of the page. Related Posts - Blog
Related posts is currently in beta. Please reach out to Support if you are interested in this feature.

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Share

Click the Share button to bring up the Share modal. Share button Share the current Feed to your favorite socials, and let the world know about this awesome post! 😎 Share modal

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Embed (Beta)

Click the Embed tab within the Share modal to get the iframe code you can put in another website and embed the Tightknit post. The Embed Preview shows an example of what the iframe would look like with the provided parameters. Embed post

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Post Creation

Authenticated users can create new posts directly from the companion site at /post/new. Users can select a Feed to post to, compose their content, and publish — the post will be synced to the associated Slack channel.

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Events List

The Events List page displays the upcoming and past events in the community. Users can discover events and navigate to individual Event detail pages. Events List page

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Event

The Event detail page displays information about a specific event, including:
  • Cover image
  • Event details
  • Call-to-action
  • Registration buttons (coming soon)
  • Recap and video recording (coming soon)
Event page

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Groups List

The Groups List page displays the featured user groups of the community. The groups which are featured on the site can be configured in Featured Groups settings. Groups List page

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Group

The Group detail page displays information about a specific featured member Group, including the group members. Groups detail page

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Members List

The Members List page lists the members of the community in a directory. Members List page

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Profile

The Profile detail page shows the user’s info and activity within the community. Profile detail pages are found at the URL path /user/<profile-id>. Note that the id belongs to the user’s Tightknit profile, not their Slack profile. Admin users have ADMIN badge next to their name. Users connected to Slack bots or apps will have an APP badge next to their name. Profile detail page
By default, the Tightknit companion site shows the full name from the user’s Slack profile. Please contact Support if you need a different name display style.
Profiles of bot users always display the full bot name and image from Slack. If you prefer that bot profile images instead reflect your community logo, please contact Support.

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Profile Tabs

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Overview

The Overview tab contains a Feed of the user’s combine post and comment activity in all Feeds, except unlisted Feeds. It also displays certain profile fields from the user’s Slack profile.
Want to know when a user’s profile info is synced from Slack to the companion site? See the Companion Site Sync Guide .

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Posts

The Posts tab contains a count of the user’s authored posts and a Feed containing the user’s post activity in all Feeds.

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Comments

The Comments tab contains a count of the user’s authored comments and a Feed containing the user’s comment activity in all Feeds.

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Resources

The Resources List page displays content collections for the community. Each collection can contain curated resources organized by topic. Resource collection pages are found at the URL path /resources/<collection-slug>.
Search is currently in alpha. Please reach out to Support if you are interested in this feature.
Users can search your companion site through the Search Box in the navigation bar. The Search Results page will display relevant matching content within the site’s Posts, Comments, and more. Search

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Community Guidelines

The Community Guidelines page displays the community guidelines, if you have configured guidelines in Tightknit settings. Community Guidelines page