The HTML page allows you to input your own HTML code within the Kiosk Experience to display information and images that aren't typically captured in other pages. For example, you can display a site map of all muster points in the event of an emergency or simply display a safety disclaimer to all visitors.
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If you are not already familiar with HTML coding, please feel free to reach out to our customer support team who can assist or provide recommendations.
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Note: If you'd prefer to display a PDF document instead, you can use the GuestSign Page as an alternative.
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​Adding the HTML Page
The HTML Page can be added like any other page in the Experience Editor. Simply choose the HTML Page from the menu and click add.
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Once the page is added to the experience, click the Edit HTML button to open a new window.
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The two sections at the top of the window are HTML Editor and Preview. Simply click on their tabs to swap between them. The HTML Editor is where you can input and edit your code. The Preview window will display an estimation of what it will look like on the iPad.

By default, there is example code in every HTML page, but you can erase and alter it however you wish.

The Editor behaves as a simple IDE (Integrated Development Environment) and will notify you in real time with a red x at the line of a blatant syntax error and will prevent you from saving the page if it finds that there is malformed code.
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When you're happy with your changes, make sure to hit Save in the bottom-right corner before exiting the HTML window.
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​Note: There are many online tools that can help turn text and images into HTML code. A couple of example are linked below: