Change a section's style
Each section of your page has its own look. You can change its color, switch it to a different arrangement of the same words, or pick a style. Your words stay as they are.
Change a section’s style
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Click Edit in Studio in your dashboard, and open the page you want.
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Click the section on your page. Its card opens in the editing panel and the other cards close. You can also open the card from the panel directly.
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Make your choice. Your page changes right away, so you can try a few.
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If you do not like it, click Undo at the bottom of the panel.
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Click Publish when you are happy. See Preview, undo and publish.
The three choices
Section titled “The three choices”Open a card and look for these headings. A heading shows up only when the section has more than one choice to offer.
A row of swatches. Each one is a color for that section’s background, and the choices depend on your page and your site’s look.
- Auto is the first swatch. It puts the section back to the color your site gives it on its own.
- Click any other swatch to use that color.
- Change color steps to the next color each time you click it.
Arrangement
Section titled “Arrangement”A row of buttons, one for each way the section can be laid out, such as Cards, Grid or Accordion. The names depend on the section. The one in use is highlighted.
Click another and the same words move into the new layout.
Some sections also have a Style row with a few ready-made styles, and a Try another button that steps through them. Below it, a section may have more choices of its own, each with a name and a few buttons. A short note under a style tells you if it leaves something out on your site.
Change the look of the whole site
Section titled “Change the look of the whole site”These choices are for one section. To change the look of every page at once, use Look and feel at the bottom of the editing panel. It lets you choose a look for your whole site.
Where it shows up
Section titled “Where it shows up”Each of these is listed under What’s changed, for example “Switched” followed by the section’s name and the arrangement, or “Changed color of” and the section’s name. Each has its own Take it back button.