Page builder

The page builder is the visual editor for website pages. It fills the screen and is split in two: the editing sidebar on the left, the live preview on the right.

You reach it from the Page Builder tab when creating or editing a page, or by clicking a row on the CMS page list.

The top bar

Element	Purpose
Exit Builder	Leaves the builder. Warns "You have unsaved changes. Do you want to leave?" when there is unsaved work
Page title	The title of the page being edited
Status line	"Unsaved changes", "Last saved at `<time>`", or "No changes yet"
Status pill	Shows Saved, Unsaved, or Saving...
Save Changes	Saves. Disabled while there is nothing to save

When you open the builder directly from the page list, your work is also saved automatically 30 seconds after the last change. When the builder is opened inside the create or edit form, saving is manual.

The sidebar

Three stacked sections.

Page Settings

The same navigation and publishing switches as the page form, available without leaving the builder:

Option	Effect
Show in Header	The page appears in the top menu
Show in Footer	The page appears in the footer menu
Show on Home	The page's content is embedded on the home page
Published	The page is visible on your website
Menu Order	Position in the menus. Lower numbers come first

Add Content Block

A horizontal strip of block buttons. Each button shows an icon and a name; hovering it shows a one-line description. Scroll the strip sideways to reach them all.

Clicking a block adds it to the bottom of the page. There is no drag-from-toolbar; reorder afterwards in the preview. Every block arrives with example content already filled in, which you then replace.

The full list of blocks is in Content blocks.

Edit Block

The form for whichever block is selected. It is headed with the block type, for example "Heading Block". Close deselects the block.

With nothing selected the panel reads "No block selected" and "Add a block above or click on a block in the preview to edit it".

The preview

The right-hand side shows the page roughly as visitors will see it, wrapped in a mock header and footer so you can judge the spacing. The header and footer here are placeholders — the real ones are configured under Website appearance.

Pages in the header or footer menus are highlighted in the mock navigation so you can check the setting took effect.

Working with blocks

Hover a block and a dark toolbar appears above it with:

Control	Purpose
Drag handle	Hold and drag to move the block up or down
Block type	The type of the block, for reference
Edit (pencil)	Selects the block and opens its form in the sidebar
Delete (bin)	Asks "Delete this block?" and removes it

Clicking anywhere on a block also selects it. The selected block is outlined and tagged "Editing".

Reordering

Drag a block by its handle and drop it in its new position. The order in the preview is the order on the published page. Reordering is also possible with the keyboard once the handle has focus.

Empty page

A page with no blocks reads "No content yet" and "Add content blocks from the sidebar to get started".

Rows and columns

The Row / Columns block is a container. Choose 2, 3 or 4 columns and a spacing of Small, Medium or Large, then fill each column using its own + Add block… menu.

Nine block types can go inside a column: Heading, Paragraph, Image, Button, HTML, Video, Spacer, Divider, Testimonial. Rows cannot be nested inside rows.

Inside a column, each child block gets Move up, Move down and Remove block controls, plus its own full editing form.

Reducing the number of columns does not lose content: anything in the columns being removed is appended to the new last column.

Saving

Save Changes writes the page. If the save fails you see "Failed to save page. Please try again."

Saving from the builder writes the content and the page settings shown in the sidebar. The title, slug and SEO fields are saved from the page form — see Website pages.

Version history

Version history lives on the page editor — Edit on a page in Website pages — not in the builder, because a restore brings back the whole page: title, address, SEO fields and navigation settings, not only the blocks.

Administrators see a History button at the top of that screen, next to Cancel and Save. It opens the list of stored versions of the page, newest first, each showing when it was saved, by whom, how it was saved (manual save, auto-save, publish change, restore) and how many blocks it held.

Each entry is the page as it stood before that save. Restoring an entry therefore undoes the change that produced it.

Restore on a row asks for confirmation before acting. The content currently on the page is stored as a new version first, so a restore can itself be undone.

Note
Opening the history with unsaved changes asks you to confirm: those changes are discarded, because a restored version replaces everything on screen — every tab, not just the one you are looking at.

Agents do not see the button, and the underlying requests are refused for them — restoring a page is an administrator's decision.

The last 20 versions of each page are kept; older ones are removed automatically, except restores, which are always kept. Consecutive saves by the same person within a few minutes share one version, so a long editing session does not bury the history under auto-saves.

If a version is too old to be restored — it contains a kind of block the builder no longer supports — the restore is refused and the page is left as it is, with a message saying so.

Page builder

The top bar#

The sidebar#

Page Settings#

Add Content Block#

Edit Block#

The preview#

Working with blocks#

Reordering#

Empty page#

Rows and columns#

Saving#

Version history#