Page Sections
The section-based building blocks that make up most pages on the site
Most pages on the site are built from stacked sections rather than one big text block. Edit a page and scroll below the title to find the Page Sections area, where each section is a collapsible row you can open, edit, reorder, or remove.
Managing sections
Add a section
At the bottom of the Page Sections area, click Add Section (or Add Row) and pick a layout from the list.
Reorder sections
Drag a section by its number/handle on the left to move it up or down the page. The order here is the order visitors see.
Remove a section
Hover over the section's row and use the minus/remove control. Removing is immediate in the editor, but changes only go live when you hit Update.
Section types on regular pages
| Section | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Content Section | The workhorse: a rich-text area for headings, paragraphs, images, and links. Has a border style option to visually separate it from neighbors. |
| Testimonial Section | A pull-quote with an author line. Keep quotes short. They render large. |
| 2-Column List Section | A headline plus two side-by-side text columns, with an optional button below. Good for lists that would run too long as one column. |
| Carousel | A swipeable slideshow. Detailed guide: Carousel. |
| Newsletter | The email signup block, connected to Constant Contact. Drop it in; there's nothing to configure per-page. |
The Home page is different
The Home page has its own section set, edited the same way but with a few extra layouts:
- Simple 2-Column Section: two text columns, no button
- 2-Column Content Blocks: two content blocks, each with its own optional button
- News & Events section (labeled "News & Events, Updates" in the editor): a headline plus hand-picked featured items. Each item can be a news post, an event, or a social post (with its own title, date, image, and link), plus a "more" button below.
- Testimonial, Carousel, and Newsletter: same as regular pages
The hero at the top of the Home page is separate from sections. See the Hero guide.
If a page shows a plain text editor instead of Page Sections, it's using a special template (like the News & Events listing) that manages its own layout. Edit the fields it does show and leave the rest to the template.