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If your site uses the classic editor

Edit the pages of your website

Change the words, pictures and sections on your home page and the other pages of your site, then make the changes live.

Most studios use the newer site editor. Read the guide for the newer editor.

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  1. Step 1: Open the page you want to change

    In the admin menu: Website, then Site Editor

    The editor opens on your "Home" page. To edit another page, click the page name at the top and choose it from the list. The list is your site's fixed pages plus one page for each program that has its own page. You cannot add, rename or remove pages here: a program's page appears in the list when the program has one, under the program's name.

    The editor works best on a computer. It has no phone layout.

  2. Step 2: Change the words and pictures

    In the admin menu: Website, then Site Editor

    Click any section on the page to edit it. Its fields, like "Title" and "Subtitle", open at the side.

    For a picture, drop an image on the picture field or click it to upload one, pick one you have already uploaded with "Media Library", or click "URL" to paste a link to an image.

    Read Upload images for your website

  3. Step 3: Add, move or remove sections

    In the admin menu: Website, then Site Editor

    Click the panel icon at the top ("Show components") to see the sections you can add, such as "Hero", "Text Block", "Schedule" and "FAQ Accordion". Drag one onto the page where you want it. Select a section on the page to move or delete it.

  4. Step 4: Set the page title search engines show

    In the admin menu: Website, then Site Editor

    Click "SEO". "Page Title" is the title in search results and the browser tab; "Meta Description" is the line of text under it. They save with your draft.

  5. Step 5: Save, then publish

    In the admin menu: Website, then Site Editor

    Your changes save as a draft by themselves a few seconds after you stop typing. The top of the editor says "Unsaved changes" until they have, then when they were saved. "Save" saves the draft straight away.

    Visitors still see the old page until you click "Publish". "Publish" is greyed out while a change is unsaved. After publishing, click the open-in-new-tab icon ("View live page in new tab") to check the page as visitors see it.

    A draft is not lost if you leave: open the page again and it is there. If you try to leave with a change not yet saved, the editor asks first.

  6. Step 6: Know which pages you cannot edit here

    In the admin menu: Website, then Site Editor

    Your "Prices" and "Gallery" pages are built from your passes and your photo gallery, not from the editor, and the editor says "This page is not published anywhere." on them. Change what they show from Passes & Packages and from Gallery instead.

    Read Show a photo gallery