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VISUAL SITE EDITOR

See the whole page.
Make every part yours.

Your ideas need more than a place to drop text. Build a clear structure, shape the content and refine the details in a visual editor that keeps those decisions connected.

Visual Site Editor

The real Site Editor: your page canvas, contextual toolbar and inspector in the same workspace.

Sections & elementsResponsive previewsSaved drafts & publishing

FROM THE BIG PICTURE TO THE SMALL THINGS

A rhythm you can follow.

You do not have to make every decision at once. Move between the structure, the selected detail and the complete website.

Give every idea a place.

A section gives related content a home. Columns set its arrangement. Elements carry the words, images and actions. Start with that relationship, then adjust the design.

Meet the building blocks
  • Choose a section layout or an editable section template.
  • Add a heading, text, image or action with a reason to be there.
  • Use the shared header and footer for the parts that belong across pages.
Element Inspector

Selected-element controls help you refine the content and appearance of the item you are working on.

BE INTENTIONAL WITH THE DETAILS

A heading has a role.
A button has a purpose.

Choose typography for the story you are telling. Give an action the right destination. Use space to make relationships clear. The inspector brings those choices back to the selected item.

Set a consistent site foundation

YOUR WORK, AT ITS OWN PACE

A draft gives you room.

Keep the version you are editing distinct from the website visitors see. Saving, previewing and publishing each have their own job.

  1. Save your work

    Keep changes in your site’s draft as you build. Confirm the editor’s save state before leaving.

  2. Look beyond the canvas

    Preview the page and different widths. Check the complete visitor journey, including optional apps.

  3. Publish with a purpose

    Publish when the design and content are ready. Your saved changes become part of the public website through publication.

A page can do more than introduce you.

Install the free Forms app for questions and responses, or User Authentication for website member accounts and page access. The core editor is your design foundation; each app has its own setup.

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FOLLOW THE CONNECTION

There’s a useful next step.

Bring your idea.
Make it your website.

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