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Site editor

The dashboard editor is where you structure pages, edit sections, theme tokens, and global SEO. The same JSON is what the REST API reads and writes.

Design vs CMS workspace

Use Design to edit the static page, reorder blocks, and adjust the theme. Switch to CMS when a page is wired to a collection so you can browse entries, tune field values, and preview how dynamic detail pages render. Both modes operate on the same site document; CMS mode focuses on data rows instead of the section list.

Site editor header with Design workspace selected, page canvas, and section list.
Design workspace: canvas, blocks, and page path.
Site editor with CMS workspace selected, showing collections and entries.
CMS workspace: collections and entries for the same site.

Typical flow

  1. Open a site from the dashboard and pick a page in the sidebar.
  2. Add or reorder sections, then select a block to edit props in the inspector.
  3. Adjust site title, description, and social images under global settings when needed.
  4. Save when you are ready. If someone else saved first, choose reload or overwrite when prompted.
  5. For dynamic routes, attach a collection, define template sections, then manage entries in CMS workspace.

Theme and page panels

The right rail switches between block props, per-page SEO and slug controls, and global theme tokens so you can tune layout data and visual system without leaving the editor.

Editor right panel with Theme tab selected showing color and typography controls.
Theme tab
Editor right panel with Page tab selected for slug and SEO fields.
Page tab

Add section

Use Add section in the left rail footer to trigger the fully redesigned 2-column Section Modal. This modal features a premium vertical category sidebar, glassmorphic preset section group badges for fast multi-block insertions, and clean in-place search filtering that helps you explore and place sections onto the current page.

Add a section dialog with search and categorized block tiles.
Upgraded 2-column sidebar block picker modal when adding a section.

Block inspector

Selecting a block in the left list opens its props in the inspector so you can tune copy, layout, media, and CMS bindings without leaving the page.

Site editor with one block selected and the right-hand inspector showing editable props.
Selected block with the inspector panel on the right.

Site settings

Open Site settings from the editor header for title, description, social preview, favicon, analytics IDs, and domain options in one place.

Site settings modal covering global SEO, social images, and domain-related options.
Global site configuration dialog from the editor toolbar.

Version history

Every save creates a snapshot you can browse from the header menu. Restoring loads a past revision into the editor; save again when you are happy with the result.

Version history sheet listing saved revisions with timestamps.
Revision list opened from the editor overflow menu.

AI Assistant

The in-editor assistant proposes structured edits with streaming progress. Scope changes to the current page by default, or enable whole-site mode when you intend to touch every static page.

AI Assistant sheet with prompt field and scope options.
AI Assistant drawer

Dashboard

Your workspace overview lists every site with links to the editor, live URL, and site admin surfaces.

Dashboard My sites page with the sites table and workspace usage summary.
My sites: open the editor or manage a site from the table actions.

Keyboard shortcuts

Press ? outside of a text field, or open the list from the editor overflow menu.

Keyboard shortcuts dialog listing editor key bindings.
In-app shortcut reference from the editor menu.
ShortcutAction
?Open this shortcut list (outside text fields)
Cmd/Ctrl+ZUndo (when not typing in a field)
Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+Z or Cmd/Ctrl+YRedo
EscapeClear block selection
Cmd/Ctrl+SSave site (Design workspace, outside text fields)
Cmd/Ctrl+KToggle AI Assistant sidebar (Design workspace only)
Space (hold)Pan the canvas preview
Cmd/Ctrl + scroll wheelZoom canvas preview

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