Content you reuse

Write your blog posts, team members, testimonials, questions and answers, reviews and photo albums once, then show them on any page. Each kind lives in a list. Every section that shows that list updates on its own. Who can do this: Contributors, Editors, Admins and Owners can add and change entries. Publishing them needs an Editor, an Admin or an Owner. Not sure which role you have? Ask an Admin. See What each role can do.

Lists and sections

A section is what visitors see on a page: a Team section, a FAQ, a row of testimonials. A list holds the entries that section shows. You fill the list once, then place the section on as many pages as you like. For example, Parker’s Puppy Playland adds its 6 trainers to Team Members once. The About Us page shows all of them, and the home page shows only the 2 marked Featured. When a trainer joins or leaves, Parker’s changes the list once, and both pages update.

Open a list

Each list has its own manager window. To open one: The manager shows every entry, with a button to add a new one. Choose an entry to edit it.

Your lists

Where each list shows

Where to start

1. Fill a list first. A section with an empty list shows nothing to visitors.
2. Then add the section. See Add, move and remove sections.
3. Publish your entries. Visitors see only published entries. While you edit, you also see drafts, so you can check how they’ll look. Photo Feeds are the exception: they have no drafts, so a feed’s changes go live as soon as you choose Save.

Good to know

• Sample entries. Admins and Owners can fill a new site with sample team members, testimonials, FAQs, Google reviews, service areas and Instagram posts, to try out a layout. Each list’s guide explains how to add them and how they’re removed.
• Order and featuring. Team members, testimonials and FAQs have a Featured switch, so a section can show only your favorites. Team members and FAQs also have a Sort order number: lowest shows first.
• Changes reach every page. Edit an entry once and every section that shows it updates when you publish (or, for a Photo Feed, when you save).

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