The Page Editor is where you build the content, layout, and settings for each page in your brand guide. Using a flexible component system, you can create everything from simple text sections to complex, multi-column layouts—all within a visual editing workspace.
If the Page Manager organizes your pages, the Page Editor is where you build and publish them.
From the Page Editor, you can:
Everything is designed to make building polished, professional brand guides simple and intuitive.
When you open a page, you'll find several tools designed to help you build and organize your content.
At the top of the editor, you'll see the current page title so you always know which page you're editing.
A built-in preview displays your page as it will appear in the finished brand guide.
As you add, edit, or rearrange components, the preview updates so you can quickly review your changes.
The toolbar includes quick access to:
A Save Page button remains available while you're editing so you can save your work whenever you're ready.
Every page is made up of individual components.
Components are the building blocks of your guide and can include:
Each component appears as a card with options to edit, move, or delete it.
Click Add Component to open the component library.
Choose the type of component you'd like to add, and it will be inserted into your page.
You can continue adding as many components as needed to build your layout.
Layout Rows allow you to create multi-column layouts.
Each row contains separate columns, and each column can hold its own collection of components.
Layout Rows are ideal for:
Each column works just like a miniature page, allowing you to add, rearrange, edit, and remove components independently.
Components can be rearranged at any time using drag-and-drop.
Simply drag a component to its new location.
You can also reorder:
Once your changes are saved, the preview reflects the updated layout.
Reusable Components let you share content across multiple pages.
Click Reusable to insert a shared component from your brand library.
You can choose between two options.
Creates an independent copy that can be edited without affecting any other pages.
Links directly to the shared component.
Any future edits to the Global Component automatically update every page where it's used.
Global Components are ideal for:
Each component includes an Edit button.
Selecting Edit opens the Component Editor, where you can customize that specific piece of content.
The available options depend on the type of component you're editing.
Select Page Settings to manage the page's information and publication options.
From Page Settings you can edit:
Updating the URL slug also updates the page's filename and public URL.
Each page can be saved as either a Draft or Published page.
Draft pages are ideal for work in progress.
They remain visible to users with editing permissions but are hidden from visitors, navigation, shared links, and other public areas of your brand guide. Drafts allow you to build, review, and refine your content before making it available.
Published pages are live and available to anyone with permission to view your brand guide.
Once published, the page becomes part of your guide and appears wherever published pages are available, including navigation and public viewing.
You can change a page's publication status at any time from the Page Settings panel.
Click Save Page to store your changes.
Saving updates:
If you've rearranged your layout, you'll be prompted to save before editing additional components. This helps keep the page structure synchronized with your content.
Saving a page stores your changes but does not automatically publish it. Publication is controlled separately through the page's Publication Status.
The preview displays the finished version of your page as you build.
Use it to quickly verify your layout, spacing, images, and content before publishing.
Owners and Managers can:
Users with view-only access can browse published pages but cannot edit, publish, or manage page content.
The Page Editor is where your brand guide comes to life.
From here you can build complete page layouts, organize content with drag-and-drop, create multi-column designs, reuse shared components, manage page settings, control publication status, and preview your work before publishing.
