Full screen
The first tool in the editor. It hides the rest of the Siteposted chrome so the preview fills the screen. Use this on a phone or a small laptop — you get a much bigger, easier workspace. Tap it again to exit.
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Tutorials and short notes for the tools you see while designing a website. More guides will land here as we write them.
These sit in the bar above the preview. Full screen is first — use it when the workspace feels tight.
The first tool in the editor. It hides the rest of the Siteposted chrome so the preview fills the screen. Use this on a phone or a small laptop — you get a much bigger, easier workspace. Tap it again to exit.
Shows or hides the design chat. Type changes in plain language, such as “make the header darker” or “add WhatsApp”.
Jumps between pages on this website, such as Home, About, or Shop.
Creates another page. Give it a title and optional notes. Siteposted designs it to match the rest of the site.
Removes the page you are viewing. Home cannot be deleted.
Turns the preview into the visual editor. Click text, photos, the logo, the menu, or a whole section to change it.
Inserts a new section — a photo band, a product list, an article list, a form, and other ready layouts.
Lists every section on the page so you can jump to one, rename it, or move it without hunting in the preview.
Copy a selected block, then paste it elsewhere. Paste style copies only the look — font, colour, spacing — onto another piece.
Changes colours, fonts, and other site-wide look settings. This is the theme, not one section.
Shows how the page looks at each size. Use this when you set columns or spacing for small screens.
Opens the website in a new tab without the editor tools, so you can walk it like a visitor.
Steps back to an earlier saved version of this page. You can keep stepping back through history.
Steps forward again after Undo. Use it if you went back and want that change back.
Lists earlier saves so you can restore one if a change went too far.
Asks Siteposted to redesign this one page. Shared header and footer stay the same.
Rebuilds the look of the whole website. Use this only when you want a fresh layout. History can bring an older version back.
Opens the live or preview address in a new tab.
Pushes the latest editor work to the public site after you have published.
Takes you to review and approve the website when the design feels right.
Extra tools appear once a heading, photo, logo, menu, or section is selected.
Opens the panel for the thing you clicked. Website-name logos can be styled like other text. Menus let you add, order, and nest links.
Swap a photo from your site, an upload, or stock. Edit image crops, resizes, flips, or removes the background.
The same settings used on headings, photos, and sections. Style covers type, colour, and effects. Layout covers columns, width, and spacing.
Rewrites the selected section from a short note you type.
Shifts a block up or down, copies it, or removes it.
These stay in sync with the dashboard. Set how many items show, and set columns separately for desktop, tablet, and phone so cards are not squeezed on a small screen.