Your site is built from sections, rows, and columns that hold elements — headlines, text, images, forms, and buttons. The builder handles that structure automatically when you move things around; most edits are just click and type.
Making a text change
- Log in and go to Sites, open your website, choose the page you want, and click Edit.
- Click any text to edit it in place — headlines, paragraphs, and button labels all work the same way.
- Click Save as you work. Saving stores a draft — it does not change the live site.
- When you're happy, click Publish to push your changes live.
Swapping an image
- Click the image you want to replace.
- In the settings panel, choose the image and upload or pick a new file from your media library.
- Use a similarly-shaped image to the one you're replacing — a wide banner slot wants a wide photo.
Adding something new
Click the + in the toolbar, open Elements, and drag the element (text, image, button, form) where you want it. The layout structure is created for you.
Before you finish
- Toggle the mobile view and fix anything that stacks oddly — more than half your visitors are on phones.
- Remember: Save ≠ Publish. If your changes "aren't showing," you probably saved a draft but didn't publish.
Nervous about a bigger change? Read Best Practices for Updating Your Website Safely first.