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Pages are built from blocks and elements. This article covers adding sections, the types of elements available, arranging and deleting them, and editing their content — text, images, media, and links.
Open the Elements panel from the left sidebar. It has two ways to add content:
📸 Screenshot: Elements panel showing the Elements and Layouts tabs
Tip: Start with a Layout section for structure, then select the individual elements inside it to customize the text, images, and styling.
From the Elements tab you can add:
section, container, div, columns, rows, grid, dividers (hr), and tables. These hold and arrange other elements.heading and text.button.image, icon, video, audio.form and fields: input, textarea, select, checkbox, radio, label, and filters.map, lightbox, and sliders/carousels (slider, slides).For sections that display your event's live data (agenda, speakers, sponsors, exhibitors, news, countdown), see Dynamic Event Content.
Every element on the page lives in a tree (blocks can contain other blocks). You manage that structure in the Layers view.
📸 Screenshot: The Layers tree with a nested structure
Tip: Selecting elements in the Layers tree is often easier than clicking on the canvas, especially for containers that sit behind other elements.
📸 Screenshot: Inline text editor with the formatting toolbar
To change the font, size, color, weight, spacing, or alignment of a whole text element, select it (single click) and use the Design → Typography controls in the right panel. See Styling elements.
Editing text changes only its wording and inline formatting. It doesn't change where a menu link points — the underlying page link stays intact. See Adding navigation links to your header.
📸 Screenshot: Image Settings panel
Add a video or audio element from Elements → Media, then use its Settings tab to set the source and playback options (autoplay, loop, mute, controls).
Buttons and links send visitors somewhere. Select a button (or a linkable text element) and open the Link section in the right panel.
📸 Screenshot: Link settings for a button
You can link to:
mailto:).tel:).Behavior options:
To change a button's label, double‑click it and type. To change its appearance (color, size, padding, corners), use the Design tab — see Styling & Design.