Documentation
Editing your website
The visual editor, pages, and when to use it instead of the chat.
Every generated site opens in a visual editor as well as a chat. Both change the same site; they suit different jobs.
| Use the chat for | Use the editor for |
|---|---|
| Whole new pages or sections | Fixing a headline or a price |
| Restructuring navigation | Swapping one image |
| Changing the tone across the site | Nudging spacing and order |
| Anything you would rather describe than build | Anything faster to point at than to explain |
Pages and navigation
A site is a set of pages, each with its own path. Add, rename, reorder or remove them from the editor — the menu follows the page list, so a page added here appears in navigation without a separate step.
Images
The first build uses stock imagery so the site looks finished before you have supplied anything. Replace them from the image picker in the editor: upload your own, or search the built-in stock library. Your uploads stay available across projects in the image gallery.
Forms
Contact and booking forms work as soon as the site is published — submissions arrive under Form Submissions for that project, so nothing is lost while you are still deciding where enquiries should go.
Publishing is a separate step
Edits are saved as you make them, but the live site does not change until you publish. That is deliberate — it lets you rework a page without visitors watching.
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