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Editing your Content

  • Grab your content by the horns!

    Squarespace was designed to make it easy to add/edit/remove your website content - text, graphics, videos, web forms, and much more.

    REVIEW: Editing Modes
    There are three main editing modes (Content Editing, Structure Editing, and Style editing). This post will cover the first two (Content and Structure Editing).

  • Content Editing

    (Click to view larger)Log into your website, click the 'A' icon in the editor bar at the top of your page and you should see small pill-shaped edit buttons appear above editable content on your pages. You can navigate your site, visiting different pages, just like any other site. Find the page(s) you want to edit, click the edit button associated with the content you want to edit.

    Common Content Editing buttons:

    HTML PAGES


    Opens WYSIWYG editor to add/edit content.

    JOURNAL PAGES


    Opens the Journal post editor with options to add new posts (see Journal module page)


    Modify/edit your post, remove/delete it, organize post (send to another journal page), or post a follow-up or update to the post (for annotated additions to your original post).

    OTHER PAGES
    Most pages have edit buttons that have clear meanings, if in doubt, click on it an see what it does, you won't hurt anything :)

  • Structure editing

    (Click to view larger)After logged into your website, click the blocks icon in the top editor bar to enter Structure Editing mode. You should now see pill-shaped editing buttons (similar to Content Editing mode) but they will appear around all of your content, since all of your content structures can be configured, re-arranged, and removed.

    This mode allows you to quickly add pages, widgets (and sections) directly to your website and drag-n-drop organize, configure, or remove pages, widgets and sections.

    Common Structure Editing buttons:

    PAGE CONTENT


    Access the page settings for the page you are on.


    Add/Edit content above or below the system-generated content on a page (for example, lets you insert content above or below the form on an email form page).

    ADDING/EDITING PAGES & WIDGETS

    Add/remove pages or widgets form sidebar sections. Edit section title and display options.

    Access page configuration options for any page in a sidebar section.

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