Theme
Your Site's Look and Feel
What This Page Does
This guide explains how your site looks to visitors and what each section of your site does. It covers the pages your visitors see, the features they can use, and how you can control what appears on your site through the admin panel. Use this guide to understand the building blocks of your site so you can make better decisions about layout, content, and features.
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How to Get Here
Your site's public pages are what visitors see when they go to your web address. To control what appears on these pages, go to Admin Panel > Settings > Feature Toggles to turn features on or off, and Admin Panel > Appearance > Style Manager to change colors and styling.
Understanding Your Site
Your site is made up of several main areas that visitors can browse. Each area can be turned on or off from the admin panel, so you only show what you need.
The Header (Top Bar)
Every page on your site has a header at the top. It includes:
- Your site logo and name (links back to the homepage)
- Navigation menu with links to Videos, Galleries, Models, Live Cams, Categories, and Users
- A search bar for finding content
- A language selector so visitors can switch between languages
- Login and Register buttons for guests, or a profile menu for logged-in users
- A dark mode toggle (if you have dark mode turned on)
The Footer (Bottom Bar)
The footer appears at the bottom of every page and includes:
- Links to your legal pages (Terms, Privacy, DMCA, and more)
- A dark mode toggle button
- A cookie consent banner that appears for first-time visitors, letting them choose which types of cookies to allow
Ad Banner Zones
Your site has built-in zones where you can place advertising banners. These zones appear at the top of pages, in the middle of content, and in the footer. You manage banners from Admin Panel > Banners > Banner Management.
Your Site's Main Pages
Homepage
The homepage is the first thing visitors see. It shows:
- Stat cards displaying totals for your videos, galleries, models, and live performers
- Featured content sections highlighting trending videos, recent galleries, top models, and live performers
The stat cards automatically adjust based on which features you have turned on. If you only have Videos and Models enabled, only those two cards appear.
Videos Page
This is where visitors browse your video library. It includes:
- A search bar to find videos by keyword
- Sort options: Newest, Most Viewed, Top Rated, or Title A-Z
- Controls to change how many videos appear per page (52, 104, or 156)
- A grid of video thumbnails with titles and stats
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Video Player Page
When a visitor clicks on a video, they see the player page with:
- The video player supporting high-quality streaming
- Video details including title, description, and tags
- A star rating system (1 to 5 stars) so viewers can rate the video
- A related videos section suggesting similar content
- Access controls that restrict content based on membership level (free, premium, or VIP)
Galleries Page
The galleries page lets visitors browse photo collections. It includes:
- Search and sort options (by newest, most popular, rating, or title)
- Controls for how many galleries appear per page
- A grid of gallery thumbnails
- A favorites button for logged-in users to bookmark galleries they like
Models Page
The models page is a directory of performers featured on your site. It includes:
- A type filter to show all models, regular models, or cam models
- Sort options: by popularity, name, or video count
- A search bar to find models by name
- A grid of model profile cards
Live Cams Page
The live cams page shows webcam performers who are currently online. It includes:
- Advanced filters: gender, age, hair color, figure type, and more
- Sort options: by viewer count, followers, newest, and more
- A LIVE badge on performers who are currently broadcasting
- A favorites button to bookmark favorite performers
Categories Page
The categories page displays all your content categories as visual cards. Visitors can click a category to see all content tagged with that topic.
Users Page (Community)
This page shows your site's community members. Visitors can:
- Search for users by name
- Filter by account type (free, premium, VIP, moderator, or admin)
- Sort by newest, oldest, most active, or alphabetical order
- Click a user to view their profile
Creator Profiles
If you have the creator system enabled, visitors can:
- Browse creators on the creator discovery page, with search and filters for verified status and price range
- View creator profiles with their wall posts, subscriber count, and verification badge
- Follow or subscribe to creators
- Interact with posts by liking, commenting, or unlocking paid content
Live Streaming
If live streaming is enabled, your site includes:
- A live streams directory showing active broadcasts
- A stream viewer page with real-time video and live chat
- Support for guest viewers (no account required to watch)
Playlists
Logged-in users can create and manage playlists of their favorite videos. The playlist viewer plays videos in sequence, making it easy to watch a curated collection.
Visitor Accounts and Settings
Registration and Login
Visitors can create accounts on your site. The registration form asks for:
- Username (3 to 50 characters)
- Email address
- Password (with a strength indicator showing how secure it is)
- Agreement to your terms and age verification (18+)
After registering, users must verify their email address before they can log in.
User Profile Settings
Once logged in, users can manage their account through several tabs:
Creator Dashboard
Users who become creators get additional pages:
Other User Pages
Legal and Information Pages
Your site comes with a full set of legal and information pages that appear in the footer:
Languages
Your site supports 25 languages out of the box. Visitors can switch languages using the language selector in the header. The supported languages are:
Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Hausa, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Marathi, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swahili, Swedish, Telugu, Turkish, Urdu, Vietnamese, and Yoruba.
You can manage translations from Admin Panel > Languages > Translation Manager.
Dark Mode
If you enable the dark mode feature, visitors see a toggle button in the header and footer. Clicking it switches the entire site to a darker color scheme that is easier on the eyes in low-light settings. The site remembers each visitor's preference so they do not have to toggle it every time they visit.
Cookie Consent
When visitors arrive at your site for the first time, they see a cookie consent banner at the bottom of the page. They can choose to accept all cookies or customize their preferences:
Feature Toggles -- Controlling What Visitors See
One of the most powerful tools at your disposal is the Feature Toggle system. From Admin Panel > Settings > Feature Toggles, you can turn entire sections of your site on or off without any technical knowledge.
Here is a summary of what you can control:
Customizing Your Site's Appearance
You can change how your site looks without touching any code:
Style Manager
Go to Admin Panel > Appearance > Style Manager to customize colors, fonts, and spacing across your site. Changes take effect immediately for all visitors.
Color Scheme
Your site uses a nature-inspired green color scheme by default. Different content sections have their own accent colors:
These accent colors help visitors quickly identify which section of the site they are browsing.
Tips for New Users
- Start simple. Turn on only the features you need right now. You can always enable more later.
- Check your site as a visitor. Open your site in a private/incognito browser window to see exactly what visitors experience.
- Set up your legal pages first. Review and customize the Terms, Privacy, and DMCA pages before launching.
- Enable cookie consent. This keeps you compliant with privacy laws in most regions.
- Use the language system. Even if your audience speaks one language, having translations ready helps you grow internationally.
- Test on mobile. Your site automatically adjusts for smaller screens, but it is always good to check that everything looks right on a phone.
Troubleshooting
A feature is missing from the navigation menu
What you see: A section like Galleries or Live Cams does not appear in the menu bar.
How to fix it:
- Go to Admin Panel > Settings > Feature Toggles.
- Find the feature you want to enable (for example, Galleries).
- Toggle it to On.
- The feature appears in the navigation menu immediately.
Visitors say the site looks different than expected
What you see: Colors, fonts, or layout elements look wrong or inconsistent.
How to fix it:
- Ask the visitor to clear their browser cache or try a private/incognito window.
- Go to Admin Panel > Appearance > Style Manager and check that your customizations are saved correctly.
- If you recently made changes, they may take a moment to appear for all visitors.
Dark mode toggle is not showing
What you see: There is no dark mode button in the header or footer.
How to fix it:
- Go to Admin Panel > Settings > Feature Toggles.
- Find Dark Mode and make sure it is toggled On.
- The toggle button appears in both the header and the footer.
Videos are not playing
What you see: A visitor clicks on a video but nothing plays, or the player shows an error.
How to fix it:
- Check that the video has finished processing. Go to Admin Panel > Videos > Video Management and look at the video's status.
- If the status shows Processing, wait a few minutes and check again.
- If the status shows Error, the video may need to be re-uploaded. Delete the video and upload it again.
- Ask the visitor to try a different browser to rule out browser compatibility issues.
Translations are showing as codes instead of text
What you see: Instead of readable text, visitors see things like videos.title or nav.home.
How to fix it:
- Go to Admin Panel > Languages > Translation Manager.
- Make sure the language files are properly loaded.
- If the issue persists, contact support for assistance.
The cookie consent banner does not appear
What you see: New visitors do not see the cookie consent popup.
How to fix it:
- Go to Admin Panel > Settings > Feature Toggles.
- Make sure Cookie Consent is toggled On.
- The banner appears for first-time visitors only. If you have already accepted cookies in your own browser, you will not see it again. Test in a private/incognito window.