Editing

Click a heading or a paragraph right on your site and rewrite it. The page changes as you type, so you see straight away how it will look.

You fix your phone number or e-mail the same way, by clicking it. It changes everywhere the site shows it.

Click a photo to swap it. Right there you move the frame, which part of the photo the page shows.

The original photo stays whole, so you can change or widen the frame at any time. We shrink every photo before it goes live, so the site loads fast on a phone too.

Every photo you upload goes into your site's gallery. From there you pick it again for another place, and each photo shows where the site uses it.

You delete a photo you no longer want. If it is still on the site, the editor asks you first.

Every edit saves itself into a draft. Meanwhile visitors see the site as it was. When you are happy, you press Publish and the change is live.

You can keep several drafts, each with its own name, say one for Christmas and one for summer.

The editor shows every edit to your site: who made it, when, and which part of the page it touched.

You can take the site back to how it was before any publish. That earlier state opens as a draft first, so you look at it before it goes live.

If your site has more than one language, you switch language right in the editor and edit both versions of a page in one step. A new part of a page appears in both languages at once.

Visitors get their own address for each language, so Google finds each version on its own.

You add an event, a course or an open day in your account with its date, and the site shows it by itself. You can also set when it should appear.

Once the event is over, it leaves the site without you deleting anything.

Everyday editing is simple and shows you nothing extra. When you want more, you switch to Advanced editing.

There you add a new part to a page, change the order of the parts, make the text larger or smaller across the whole site and choose which motion the site plays.