Edit text

Do this

1. Open the page in the editor.
2. Click straight on the words you want to change and type. There is no edit mode to turn on first.
3. Click somewhere else when you are done. There is no Save button — it saves itself, and a small note tells you when it has.

What happens next: the change is in your private draft. The version visitors see does not change until you publish, and Undo at the top of the editor takes back anything you regret.

Just click and type

To change any words on your website, click straight on them and start typing. The text stays in place while you edit; clicking regular text does not open the settings panel. There is no separate "edit mode" to switch on first, and no Save button to remember.

Buttons work differently because they also need a destination and a style. Click a button to open its small editor. The selected button gets an outline so you can see which one you are changing. Choose Cancel to close without applying the choices, or Save to apply them.

Your changes save themselves a moment after you stop typing, and again when you click somewhere else. A small note shows when everything is saved, so you always know your work is safe.

Fixing mistakes

Changed your mind? Use Undo at the top of the editor to step back, and Redo to put it back. Hold the mouse over Undo and it tells you which change it is about to take back, so you are not pressing it blind.

If you copy text from somewhere else - Word, Google Docs, an email, another website - and paste it in, you keep the structure: headings stay headings, bullet lists stay bullet lists, bold stays bold, and links come along. Fonts, colours and text sizes do not come with it. Your website decides how things look, so a pasted document can never break the design of your page.

In short fields - a button label, or the heading at the top of a section - text always arrives as plain text, because there is nothing there to format.

While you edit, the version people see online doesn't change. Your edits stay private until you publish.

Headings, bold, links, quotes and bullet lists

In longer pieces of writing - Text block sections, blog posts, and legal pages like your privacy policy - you can format as you write. Select a few words, or click into a paragraph, and a small row of buttons appears:

• Heading and Subheading - turn the paragraph into a heading, and back again.
• Body text - ordinary running text.
• Quote - sets one sentence apart, for example a customer's words.
• Bullet list - turns the paragraph into a bullet. Inside a list, Enter adds a new bullet (like Word or Google Docs). Enter on an empty bullet leaves the list. Backspace at the start of a bullet merges it with the one above.
• Bold - select the words first.
• Link - select the words, paste the address, and press Enter. You can link to another page on your own site (/kontakt), to another website, to an email address, or to a phone number.

Pressing Enter in ordinary text starts a new paragraph, just like in Word. For a new line inside the same paragraph (or the same bullet), hold Shift while you press Enter.

There are deliberately no colours, fonts, or text sizes here. Those live under Appearance, where they apply to the whole website and always look considered.

Let AI help with the words (optional)

If you're stuck on wording, you can ask the built-in AI to rewrite a piece of text for you - for example to make it shorter or clearer. Each rewrite uses 1 credit from your account.

Editing text by hand is always free. Credits are only for the optional AI help, so you can write and rewrite as much as you like at no cost.

Next steps

• Replace images - swap in your own photos.
• Add sections - add or remove building blocks.
• Appearance & brand - colours, fonts, and logo.

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