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# Membership Page
## To create Membership page:
1. Go to **Pages** from the admin menu
2. Click the **New page** button in the top right corner
3. Add the heading "**Membership"**
4. Click icon in the top right corner to open the **Page settings**
5. Enter **`membership`** in **Page URL** setting input!
6. Click the **Template** selector and choose the **Membership** option
7. If you want, you can add an **excerpt**, that would be under the **"Membership"** title. To do this, add your preferable text inside the **Excerpt** setting text input.
8. Click **Publish**
Membership Page
{% hint style="info" %}
The **Membership** page in our theme supports adding **content** (e.g. **FAQs**). You can add any content you want, and it will be under membership tiers cards. **If you want to add FAQs:**
1. Add a **Heading (H3)** (e.g. "FAQ" or "FAQs").
2. To add **a question with an answer** - just simply add **Toggle** element.
{% endhint %}
{% hint style="info" %}
Starting with Ghost 6.0, themes will display a maximum of 100 **tiers** on the membership page.
{% endhint %}
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