The page editor is a visual (Puck) editor where you add and arrange blocks (sections, text, images, buttons) to build your page. No code required.
Open the page editor
- From Website → Pages, open a page and click Edit (or Open in editor). The editor loads with the page’s current content (or empty for a new page).
How the editor works
- Canvas: The main area shows the page as it will appear. You click elements to select them and edit in the property panel (right side).
- Blocks / components: Add blocks from a sidebar or panel: e.g. Text, Image, Button, Columns, Hero. Drag to reorder.
- Properties: When a block is selected, the right panel shows options (text content, link, image URL, colors, spacing). Root (page) props often include title, slug, description, layout (is this a layout page?), and published (draft vs published).
- Save: Save regularly. Use View live (or Preview) to open the public URL in a new tab; only published pages are visible to the public. See Publishing.
Start with a simple layout (e.g. hero + text + CTA button) and add more sections as needed. You can always reorder or remove blocks.
Layout vs standalone page
- Standalone: Normal page (default). It renders as a full page at its slug.
- Layout: When Layout (isLayout) is enabled, the page acts as a wrapper (e.g. header/footer) around child pages. See Layout pages.
After editing
- Save to keep changes. If the page is already published, saving updates the live page. If it is draft, publish when ready.
- Close returns you to the Pages list. Your last save is preserved.
See Troubleshooting if the editor does not load or save fails. 
