We have created the following user guide for your administrators and board and committee members, who are active users in OnBoard, to access the OnBoard board portal login screen with one easy click. By adding an automatic link to your website footer or to your dedicated board member page, this will help:
- create fewer steps for your board members
- use a site they already know navigate
- streamline your communication to the board members
It’s as simple as helping your board members find the new link, clicking the link, and they’re in OnBoard.
These steps apply if you are primarily using HTML coding as a basis for your organization's website.
In order to generate a functioning link on your page you can use one of the following methods:
Simple web link:
- Simply insert the following link on your page at it's desired location:
Custom text link:
- Insert the following HTML code into the page at the desired location of the login:
- <a href = "https://onboard.passageways.com/ ">OnBoard Board Member Login</a>
- Replace the "OnBoard Board Member Login" text with the text you would like to display in the location of the link.
Custom text link with specific formatting:
- Insert the following HTML code into the page at the desired location of the login:
- <a href = "https://onboard.passageways.com/ ">OnBoard Board Member Login</a>
- Replace the "OnBoard Board Member Login" text with the text you would like to display in the location of the link.
- It's at this point that you would add the desired HTML formatting. You'll want to paste the HTML codes before and after the desired link text.
In the above case, the link text would be OnBoard Board Member Login. Here are a few examples of HTML coding you could use:
- Simple Bold Link:
- <a href = "https://onboard.passageways.com/ "><b>OnBoard Board Member Login</b></a>
- Red Text Link:
- <a href = "https://onboard.passageways.com/ "><style=color:red>OnBoard Board Member Login</l></a>
Here are some basic HTML codes, and how they alter the appearance of a link:
- <b>Text</b> = Bold text
- <i>Text</i> = Italic text
- <l style=color:colorname/colorcode>Text</l> = Colorful Text
- The color changes based on the color named, or the color code used. The color codes that can be used are Hex or RGB color codes.
- You can change the font style, size, and color by using the <l style=> <l> code. The following example changes the font to courier, doubles the text size, and changes the color to red:
- <l style="font-family:courier;font-size:200%;color:red"> Text </l>
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