Website
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07/21/2026
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In this topic
Website Overview
- Introduction to Website Builder
- Pages, Blocks & Content
- Themes, Styling & Customization
- Forms & Lead Generation
- SEO & Analytics
- Multiple Websites, Languages & Domains
- Blog & News
Pages & Content
Themes & Design
Forms & Lead Generation
SEO & Analytics
Site Settings & Multi-Site
Pages, Blocks & Content
Creating & Editing Pages
Adding a Page
- Enter Edit mode on the website.
- Click + New (top left) → New Page.
- Enter page Name (used for menu if selected).
- Select a Layout (Full Width, Boxed, With Sidebar).
- Start with blank or Duplicate an existing page.
- The page URL auto-generates from the name (e.g. /about-us).
Using the Builder
- Snippets – Panel on the left. Drag blocks onto the page.
- Block Types: Paragraph, Title, Image, Video, Button, Separator, Table, Bullet List, Quote.
- Structure Blocks: Columns, Grid, Slider, Accordion, Tabs, Counters, Timeline.
- Content Blocks: Features, Team Grid, Pricing Table, Testimonials, Call to Action.
Editing Blocks
Click any block to select it. The inline editor allows:
- Text editing with rich formatting (bold, italic, links).
- Image replacement.
- Column width resizing.
- Custom CSS class (for advanced users).
- Move (drag handle), Duplicate, Delete.
- Animation (fade, slide, zoom on scroll).
Page Properties
In Edit mode, click Page Options (gear icon). Set:
- SEO – Meta title, meta description, canonical URL, og:image.
- Indexation – Allow or prevent search engine indexing.
- Follow – Follow or nofollow links.
- Translations – Link to translated versions.
- Header / Footer – Override per page or inherit from theme.
Page Versions & Publishing
A page can be Unpublished (only visible to internal users while you work on it) or Published (live to the public). Toggle with the switch top-right of the builder. Unpublished pages are a safe way to draft new content without visitors seeing a half-finished page.
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