Streamer Page

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Streamer Page builds your public card at straimer.com — as the subtitle puts it, "Your public card at straimer.com. Build it here, share the link anywhere." The sidebar splits the work in two: Page menu is what the page is made of, Appearance is how it looks.

How to set it up

Page menu

  1. Open Streamer Page → Page menu. The page lives in your strAImer account; if the editor asks you to sign in, that is Settings → strAImer account.
  2. Open the Page row at the top of the left column and fill in Page name. Under the field you get the address, https://straimer.com/s/<name>, and a verdict: Name is free, This name is already taken, Too short — at least 3 characters, Too long, Latin letters, digits, hyphen and underscore only, This name is reserved. The square beside the field is the QR code for that address — "Point a phone camera at this to open the page".
  3. Turn on Published. "While this is off, the address answers "not found" to everyone."
  4. Show when I am live puts a "live" badge on your own page: it lists "every platform you are live on" and "disappears by itself a few minutes after the app stops reporting". Show me on the strAImer home page is the separate second consent — your channel name, platform and category go into the "streaming with us" block on straimer.com while you stream and for a day after.
  5. Display name and About are the name and the text at the top of the card.
  6. Tabs — the chips are your tabs. Click one to work on it, drag it by the handle to reorder, and Add tab asks for a Tab name.
  7. The row under the chips is the open tab: Tab name and Tab address. Left empty, "the address is made from the tab name when you save"; filled in, the line below shows the link you hand out — https://straimer.com/s/<name>#<address>. Delete tab is inside that same row and asks "Delete this tab and everything on it?" The last one stays put: "The page needs at least one tab".
  8. Fields below it are the blocks of the open tab. An empty tab reads "This tab is empty. Add a block below."
  9. Add field opens the picker: Link button, Copyable value, Social row, Spec table, Schedule, Q&A, Text, Heading, Divider. Picking one adds the block and opens its settings straight away.
  10. What each block asks for:
    • Link buttonButton text, Address, Note.
    • Copyable valueLabel, Value, and the switch Keep out of the page source: "The value is loaded on click instead of sitting in the page, so bulk scrapers do not pick it up. Someone who opens your page can still read it."
    • Social row — one Add row per link: the icon button on the left picks the Platform, the Link field holds the address.
    • Spec table — one Add row per line, a name and a value.
    • Schedule — one Add row per line: weekday, time and Note.
    • Q&A — a question and an answer per row.
    • Text and Heading have a single Text field; Divider is "A horizontal line. Nothing to set up."
  11. The book button beside Address and Value inserts an entry from your info: "Insert an entry from your info and it updates by itself when you change it there." With nothing to offer it says "Your info has nothing to insert yet. Fill it in under Chat bot → Knowledge base."
  12. Each block header carries a switch, Show on the page, and a handle for dragging blocks into order. Delete block sits at the foot of the opened block and asks "Delete this field?"
  13. Preview on the right redraws as you type. The phone and monitor icons above it set the frame width, the third button is Expand preview / Collapse preview — Escape collapses it too.
  14. Press Save in the header. Open beside it opens the live page in your browser and stays greyed out until the page has a name and is published.

Appearance

  1. Open Streamer Page → Appearance.
  2. The Styling card sits at the top of the left column. Under -- Choose a template --, the Built-in group holds Midnight, Paper, Sunset, Terminal, Candy, Deep and Grid; your own saved looks come under Mine — this overlay and Mine — from other overlays. Apply puts the selection on the page, Delete removes a saved one.
  3. To keep the current look, type a name into Template name and press Save in that same card. The list is shared with the overlay editors, so a look saved there can be applied here — one from elsewhere "carries over colours, fonts, corner radius, borders and shadows. Sizes and spacing stay as they are." Picking one of your own templates puts its name back into the field and Save reads Update: saving then overwrites that template instead of leaving a second copy behind.
  4. Below the card are the sections: Background, Card, Text, Tabs, Link buttons, Blocks, Social row, Footer. Pick one and its settings appear in the right column.
  5. Background, for example, holds Page background, Card width, Space between blocks, Animated background (Show or Hide), Glow blobs, Glow 1, Glow 2, Glow 3, Grid, Grid colour, Floating particles, Particle colour and Particle speed.
  6. The preview in the middle takes every change immediately, with the same phone, monitor and expand buttons above it.
  7. This view has no save button of its own — the look is stored by Save in the header, the same button that saves the content.

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