The Page Editor
Editing content and blocks, asking for changes, saving, publishing and going back.
The Page Editor
The editor is your page at full size with a toolbar above it. You edit by clicking the thing you want to change, and every section has its own control...
Editing Text, Images and Links
Click the thing you want to change. Text becomes editable in place, an image opens your media library, and a button or link opens its destination with...
Asking for a Change
For changes bigger than wording, describe what the section should become. You see a before-and-after comparison and decide whether to keep it. How you...
Adding, Reordering and Deleting Sections
Sections can be added above or below any existing one, duplicated, dragged into a new order, or removed. Only adding costs anything.
Saving and Publishing
Save keeps your work. Publish puts it in front of visitors. They are separate on purpose, and knowing which one you have pressed answers most question...
Undo and Version History
Every change takes a snapshot of the page first. Undo steps back to the most recent one; version history lets you look through all of them and restore...
Page Settings and Search Engines
Each page has its own address, title, description and share image, and its own switch for whether search engines should index it. These are the fields...
Page CSS and JavaScript
Each page has its own styling and behaviour, editable directly. It is the right tool for something one page needs and nothing else does, and the wrong...
Adding Fragments and Using Smart Fields
Fragments put live, interactive pieces of Zyntro into a page. Smart fields let you reference your own images, forms, calendars and offerings inside an...