Add a static page

A static page displays content exactly as stored without server-side processing. Static pages remain constant unless manually updated, offering a straightforward way to present media and boost loading speed. With static pages, you can manage fixed information like publisher details, basic support, and FAQ pages from the JWP dashboard.

Static pages offer publishers various benefits:

Enhance loading speed
Improve reliability with fixed content
Simplify maintenance through manual uploads only
Increase security

Prerequisites

Item	Description
App config entitlement	Entitlement to use the app config App config entitlement also enables the content types feature. For more information, contact your JWP representative.
Content types loaded to property	Type of media based on shared custom parameters To access the Static Page content type, load default content types to your JWP property.

Add a static page

Follow these steps to create a static page:

From your Media Library, select a static page. The media details page appears.
Edit your media metadata.
(Optional) Add additional images.
Under the Content Type section, in the Page Markdown text box, enter markdown to define the static content of the page.
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For more information on acceptable markdown, see our markdown reference.
Click Save.

Markdown reference

Consult the following reference for markdown when defining the static content on your page.

Format	Markdown
Heading	`# h1 Heading` `## h2 Heading` `### h3 Heading` `#### h4 Heading` `##### h5 Heading` `###### h6 Heading`
Horizontal rule	`---` `---` `***`
Emphasis	`This is bold text` `_ _This is bold text_ _` `This is italic text` `_This is italic text_`
Lists	Unordered: - Start a line with `+`, `-`, or `*` - Sub-lists are made by indenting 2 spacesOrdered: `1. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet` `2. Consectetur adipiscing elit` `3. Integer molestie lorem at massa` Or: `1. You can use sequential numbers...` `1. ...or keep all the numbers as 1.` Start numbering with offset: `57. foo` `1. bar` Loose lists: `- foo` `- bar`
Links	JWP Homepage: `[JWP](https://www.jwplayer.com)` Web App: `[Web App](https://github.com/jwplayer/ott-web-app)`
Image	`![logo](https://ottwebapp.web.app/images/logo.png)`