Edit a pre-built section
When: A headline or paragraph needs to describe your shop more accurately.1
Open Page Contents
Select Page Contents in the sidebar.
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Open your shop's record
Its Site field identifies the website.
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Select the page tab
For the homepage, select Home Page.
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Select the section tab
For the main homepage image and text, select Hero Section.
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Edit Heading
A useful headline names your service and town, such as “Tires and auto service in Watertown”.
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Edit Paragraph
Use a short description of what your shop offers.
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Choose homepage buttons if needed
Select the required options in Call to Action. This control requires Site Manager access.
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Review the section
Check that its wording matches your shop.
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Save the content
Select Save.
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Check the section on your live website
The page must show the intended text and buttons.
Call to Action selects existing actions such as Shop for Tires, Schedule Service, and Get a Quote.
It does not provide a free-text label for each homepage button.
The live section contains your revised wording. Each visible button opens its intended action.
Replace an image
When: A section needs a new shop photo or team photo. To change the logo, a Site Manager uses Site Settings. For a homepage photo, the field is Background Image under Home Page → Hero Section. The same replacement process applies to other image fields.1
Open the image field
Find the current image in the section you want to change.
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Remove the current image from the field
Select the remove control beside the image.
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Create a replacement image
Select Create New in the empty image field.
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Upload the new file
Select a file from your computer or drag it into the upload area.
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Select your shop in Site
Your account requires a site for every new upload.
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Enter Alt Text
Describe the image, such as “Aubin’s Auto entrance in Watertown”.
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Save the image record
Select Save in the upload dialog.
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Check the selected image
The original field must show your new image.
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Save the section
Select Save on the record that contains the image field.
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Check the image on your live website
Check that the crop keeps the important part of the photo visible.
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Check the same page on a phone
A narrow layout can crop the image differently.
Your live page uses the new image. Its subject remains clear on a computer and a phone.
Prepare images for both layouts
Use a clear photo with its subject away from the edges. A wide section needs a different crop from a portrait photo. Large empty areas can make the subject look too small. Resize or compress large files before uploading. Keep text outside the photo where possible, so a phone crop does not remove it. If a crop still looks wrong, upload a revised image with the replacement steps above.Where to go next
Managing site settings
Change your logo, layout, and theme colours.
Reference
Look up the section names and answers to image problems.

