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First-visit page introductions
The first time you open a page, a short window with a picture explains what the page is for. You can read it, close it, and never see it again if you like.
Quick answer. It opens by itself on your first visit to a page. To read one again, press the ⓘ beside the page name. To stop them all, press Hide all introductions. To bring them back, turn on Show page introductions on your Profile.
Example A manager opens Analytics for the first time. A window shows a picture of the top row of numbers and says “The top row shows how busy you were. Below it, What to improve points at the one thing to fix first.” She closes it. Next time she opens Analytics it does not appear, but the ⓘ beside the page name is still there.
What you will see
- A picture of what the page does, with one plain sentence under it.
- It opens by itself only the first time you visit that page. After that, the page opens straight away.
- It is yours alone. Each person on the team has their own choice, and a new team member sees each page's introduction on their own first visit. Your choices are remembered in the browser you use, so on a different browser or device an introduction can open again.
Reading one again, hiding them, bringing them back
| Where | What happens |
|---|---|
| Hide all introductions | Inside any introduction. Stops them opening by themselves on every page. |
| Show page introductions | A switch on your Profile, in the Page introductions card. Turning it on brings back every introduction you chose not to see again. You can always open one from the ⓘ beside the page name. |
Each page's help article says the same things in more detail. See Getting around the app.
Related: Your profile · Getting around the app