The editor
Change text and images
Type over text where it sits, change images from the library, and keep every image described.
- 3 minute read
- 3 interactive walkthroughs
- For everyone editing a page
Edit text where it sits#
Click a heading, paragraph or button label and type over it. The text you see is the text that publishes, so there is no second copy to keep in step. Fields with longer content, such as a page introduction, open in the inspector instead.
Lists, such as the reasons to choose you, are edited item by item: add an item, change its wording, drag to reorder. Each item keeps its own class or style, so the look stays as designed.
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Click the words
Type over a heading, a paragraph or a button label. There is no separate save: the text is saved as you go.
Reduced motion is on, so the walkthrough waits for you. Use the arrows or pick a step.
- 1Click the text and type.
- 2Use Escape or click away to finish.
- 3For lists, add items from the inspector and drag them into order.
Choose images#
An image field opens the image dialog: pick from the media library, or upload new files by dropping them in. JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP and SVG are accepted, up to 10 MB each.
Generated images sit on the same dialog under Generate, described in a sentence and produced as a starting point. Everything is stored in the workspace media library, so the same photo can be used in several places without uploading it again.
Choose an image
From the library, or generate one to use as a starting point.
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The image field
Every picture on the page has a field like this one. Choose opens the image dialog.
Reduced motion is on, so the walkthrough waits for you. Use the arrows or pick a step.
Good to know: Upload once, use everywhere. Replacing an image in the library is not automatic on pages already using it, so change the page image where you see it.
Describe images for screen readers#
Every image has a description field, read aloud by screen readers and shown if the image fails to load. Write what the image shows in a few words: "Engineer fitting a new boiler", not "image1".
This is also the text search engines and AI assistants use to understand the picture. One sentence, no keyword lists.
Choose an image
From the library, or generate one to use as a starting point.
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One honest sentence
"Engineer fitting a new boiler" tells a screen reader what the picture shows. "image1" tells them nothing.
Reduced motion is on, so the walkthrough waits for you. Use the arrows or pick a step.
- Text describes what is visible
- No file names like IMG_2043
- Decorative images described as decoration
Common questions
Can I paste text from Word or Google Docs?
Yes, and ordinary formatting is kept where it makes sense. Very messy formatting is stripped so the page keeps its own style.
What sizes should images be?
At least as wide as the space they fill, commonly 1600 to 2000 pixels wide. Larger files still work, but they are only slowed down by being large.
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