Editing text and buttons

Changing text is the most common thing you'll do and the simplest: click on it and type. There's no menu to find and no special mode to enter. And it uses none of your plan's AI allowance — text is yours to change, as often as you like.

Under the toolbar you always have the four ways to select something:

• Click a text to edit it.
• Click a section's background to select the whole section.
• Shift + click to grab several blocks at once.
• Drag across the text to edit just part of it — to bold two words, for instance.

The editing panel

Selecting text opens a panel titled Edit text. You can type straight on the page or in the panel's box — same thing. It gives you:

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1. 1Bold, italic and link.
2. 2Font, size in pixels and colour for this text.
3. 3Type here or straight on the page: it's the same.
4. 4AI shortcuts: improve the wording, shorten it or fix it.

• B for bold and I for italic.
• Link — turns the text into a link. It accepts a web address, a WhatsApp number, a phone number, or a section of your own page.
• Font — default, sans-serif, serif, rounded, elegant or monospaced.
• Size in pixels and text colour.

Below the box there are three AI shortcuts — Improve, Shorter and Fix — and a box to ask for another change in your own words. They're one-off tweaks: they don't use your full-page edit allowance.

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Each row is a colour in your palette. Changing one applies live across the whole page; Reset to original brings back the design's colours.

It saves itself

You don't need to hit "Save" after every word: the editor saves on its own and tells you at the top right (Saving… → All saved). The Save button is there for when you want to force it.

If you get something wrong, Undo reverts the last change, and you can always go back to an earlier version from the Edit tab.