How do I edit my website's pages?

Website → Pages lists your site's pages; opening one starts the visual editor.

How the editor thinks

Pages are stacks of sections — hero, services, stages, reviews, gallery, contact, the vehicle finder. You add a section, fill its fields (texts, images, buttons) and reorder by dragging. There is no HTML to write and no way to break the layout: sections are responsive by construction, and the mobile rendering is part of each section's design, not something you manage separately.

Draft vs live

Everything you do edits the draft. The live site keeps serving the last published snapshot until you hit Publish — at which point the draft becomes live atomically. Preview shows the draft exactly as visitors would see it, on your real URL structure.

Branding and languages

Colors, logo and typography come from your workspace branding, so the site and the dealer portal stay one brand. Site texts are yours to write in the language of your market; the platform-provided sections (the finder, forms) follow the visitor's language automatically.

Images

Upload images directly into sections; they are stored with your site and served optimized. Keep hero images wide (landscape) — the sections state the shapes they want.

What I can't find a section for

The section library grows; if your site needs something it doesn't cover, send a website brief describing it (Communication → Website briefs) — that is also the path for "please just build this page for me".