Edit page content

Edit the visible content of a page while keeping structure and design under control.


Page content is edited from the blocks that make up the page. Each block exposes the fields that can be edited for that section, such as titles, text, images, videos, services, or links.


The available fields depend on the block type and on the design applied to that block. A design may use only some of the fields available in the block, so not every editable field is always visible on the website.



Page content and module content


Not all content shown on a page is edited from the page itself. Some content belongs directly to the blocks on the page. For example, a hero title, an introductory paragraph, a background image, or a call-to-action link. Other content may come from modules. For example, rooms, offers, restaurants, FAQs, news, events, or experiences are managed from their module, even if they are displayed inside a page through a list or detail block.


If you are editing a page and cannot find the content you want to change, check whether that content comes from a module.



Edit block content


Open the page and select the block you want to edit. You can do this directly from the site preview or from the Page Blocks panel. In the block panel, use Edit content to update the fields available for that block. Depending on the block, you may be able to edit text, images, links, videos, services, forms, or repeated list items.




Use AI to rewrite page text


For larger text changes, you can use the page text AI panel to generate, rewrite, or improve all visible page texts from one place. This is useful when creating a new page, adapting a duplicated page, changing the tone of a page, or rewriting content to better fit the design.



Review the result


After editing content, review the page in context. Pay special attention to long texts, short buttons, image crops, repeated items, and mobile layout. The goal is not only to update the content, but to make sure it still fits the design and works well inside the page structure.

Updated on: 11/09/2026

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