Add, reorder, and remove sections
Updated August 6, 2026 · 4 min
Edit the page’s own header
Every page has its own header — the title, subtitle, and intro text the renderer builds the page's hero from — separate from the sections listed below it. It sits at the top of the Sections tab, above every section card, and edits to it are just as free as everything else here.
Reorder sections with the arrow buttons
Each section card has up and down arrows on its left edge. Click either one to move that section earlier or later on the page — there's no drag-and-drop, just a click per position, and the arrow that doesn't apply (up on the first section, down on the last) is grayed out.
Edit what a section says
Click a section's card to expand it into an editor: title, subtitle, its images (through an image picker), and whatever repeating content it holds — cards, stats, quotes, or pricing tiers, depending on the section type. Nothing saves until you click Save; Cancel discards your changes and collapses the card back down.
Add a section from the gallery
Click "Add section" at the bottom of the list to open a gallery of section types, grouped by category, each with a small preview of its layout. Tap one to insert it right after whichever section you had selected — or at the end of the page if nothing was selected. New sections arrive with starter copy already in place, ready for you to edit.
Tip
Structure edits — adding, reordering, editing, and removing sections — never use a credit. Only chat requests in the AI panel do.Remove a section
Click the trash icon on a section's card, then confirm by clicking Delete — or Keep to back out. It's a two-step confirmation rather than an instant delete, since there's no separate undo for this one action beyond the editor's general Undo button in the top bar.
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