Edit and reorder page sections

Use sections to change a page’s content and the order visitors see it in.

1. Open the page

Click Pages in the left sidebar, then open the page you want to change.

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2. Choose the website language

Open the Locale menu in the top right and choose the website language you want to edit.

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3. Expand a section

Click the section’s row to open its fields. On a custom website, On this page also lets you jump to a section. Templated websites do not have this outline; use the section rows instead.

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4. Edit the section

Change the text, images or links in the expanded section.

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5. Add a section if needed

Click Add Section below the list, then choose the section you want to add. Fill in its required fields.

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6. Change the section order if needed

Drag the dotted handle at the left of a section’s row to its new position. The website shows sections in this order.

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7. Duplicate or remove a section if needed

Open the section’s ⋮ menu and choose Duplicate to copy it or Remove to delete it. Removing a section deletes its content from this page when you publish.

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8. Save your draft

Click Save Draft if it is shown; otherwise wait for autosave to finish. This keeps your changes for review without publishing them.

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9. Check Live Preview

Click Live Preview (the eye icon) to inspect the saved draft. Check the page at Mobile and Desktop sizes before publishing.

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10. Publish your changes

Click Publish changes when you are ready for visitors to see the update. Then open the normal website address in a separate tab and check the result.

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If your page has a Photo hero, Background photograph controls its main photo. Clear the current selection with × to choose another image. Crop focus (optional) and Crop focus on phones (optional) let you choose which part stays visible; an empty phone setting uses the main focus. This hero shows the first button on desktop, both buttons on phones, and hides its caption on phones.

If a section has Section style, it changes that section’s appearance. Use Design for changes across the website.