Adding a section from the library

Opening the section library

The section library is where you add new bands to a page. With a page open in the editor, choose to add a section and the library appears, grouped by purpose: heroes, about blocks, services and features, galleries, testimonials, pricing, FAQs, calls to action and footers. Pick a category, scroll the options, and insert the one you want at the position you've chosen. It drops in pre-styled to match your template, so it sits in keeping with everything around it.

If you work in the editor a lot, learn to summon the section picker from the keyboard rather than the menu — it turns adding a section into a one-second action.

Variants explained

Most sections come in several variants — the same purpose arranged differently. A hero might offer image-left, image-right, full-width background or centred text. A services section might be a two, three or four-column grid. Variants exist so you can match the section to your content rather than bending your content to fit:

• More columns suit short, scannable items.
• Fewer columns suit longer descriptions.
• Image-led variants suit visual trades; text-led variants suit service businesses.

Pick the variant whose shape fits what you actually have to say.

Common pitfalls

A few things trip people up when adding sections:

1. Forgetting the placeholder content — new sections arrive with dummy text and images. Replace every one before publishing.
2. Mismatched variants — dropping a four-column grid in and only filling two columns leaves awkward gaps. Choose the variant that matches your item count.
3. Breakpoint surprises — a section that looks right on desktop may need its spacing adjusted on mobile. Check both views.
4. Stacking too much — more sections is not more persuasive. Cut anything that doesn't earn its place.