# Edit pages in the site studio

Update sections, text, images and buttons, make AI edits, manage pages and adjust site-wide content and search settings.

Canonical: https://docs.lead-knight.com/en/sites/edit-pages/

## Before you start

Open a site from **My sites**. Editing requires ownership or shared edit access. Use a computer for structure editing; the compact phone editor supports selected content but displays **Structure editing is available on a computer** for structural tools. An old version is read-only until you restore it or return to the current version.

The site route opens the studio. Links to a specific page under `/sites/.../pages/...` open that page in the same studio.

## Edit content manually

1. Choose the page from the page selector. Check the page name and **Page path** so you do not edit the wrong page.
2. Choose **Manual edit**, then select text, an image or a section in the preview. Its relevant editing controls appear.
3. For text, edit **Text**. For a generated custom block, use its **Block content** fields such as **Heading**, text, images and buttons. The fields depend on the block; not every block has the same layout controls.
4. For an image, choose **Replace image**. Select from **Library** or **Upload**, add an **Image description**, then **Choose**. The preview reflects the replacement.
5. For a button, open **Edit button**, set **Button label** and **Button action**, then save. Available actions include **Scroll to a section**, **Lead form**, **Book a meeting**, **Link** and page navigation where offered. External links must use HTTPS; labels must be 1–40 characters.
6. For ordinary sections, review **Section design** and the layout, spacing or alignment options actually offered. Use **Move up**, **Move down**, **Duplicate** or **Delete section** when needed. The opening section stays first. Deleting a section saves an edit that can be recovered from an earlier version.
7. Use the section library or **Insert section here** to add content. Some sections first request media or prerequisites: a booking link, a WhatsApp number, or property-page context. Fill the starter content with real business information before publishing.
8. Check the saved-version feedback. If saving fails, keep the tab open: local edits remain, but they are not confirmed saved on the server.

## Ask AI to change a page

1. Switch to **AI**. If the page is unbuilt, describe it and choose **Build the page** first.
2. Enter **What would you like to change?**. Be specific about the desired wording, appearance or content.
3. For a targeted change, use **Point at a section** and select that section. The chosen context appears above the request. Clear it to request a whole-page change.
4. Optionally use **Add photos**, then **Send**. Wait while AI works; changing page or mode is restricted during the operation.
5. Check the new saved version. A failed AI operation leaves the last version safe. If the standard-layout notice appears, **Try the full design again** requests another attempt; a full design is not guaranteed.

## Shared content and navigation

**Site content** holds **Business details**, **Services**, **Testimonials**, **Team**, **FAQ**, **Prices**, **Projects** and **Articles**. Edit real business details there rather than separately changing each bound section. **Use Site content** binds a supported section to that source; **From Site content: … · Edit** identifies a binding. Removing a content item affects bound pages when those changes are published.

**Header and footer** are shared across pages. Update menu labels, destinations, logo and footer links there. The header allows up to 8 links; the footer up to 12. Changes become public through publication, not merely by opening another page. For full AI designs, header/footer design comes from the home page; edit their text/links or rebuild the home page to redesign them.

## Manage pages and settings

1. Choose **New page**, enter **Page name** and optionally **Brief (optional)**, then **Create page**. A brief asks AI to build the page in the background.
2. Open the page's options to **Rename page**, **Show in menu**, **Hide from menu**, **Duplicate page** or **Delete page** where permitted.
3. A page address uses lowercase English letters, numbers and hyphens. Changing it stops the old address immediately; there is no redirect. Home, listing and privacy-policy pages have additional locks. A page used by ad sets must first be removed as their destination before deletion.
4. Open **Settings** for **Site name**, **Page language**, phone/WhatsApp details and **Search & sharing**. Set **Search title**, **Search description**, **Share image** and **Hide from Google** as needed. A language rewrite requires confirmation and preserves previous versions; follow any restriction shown by the UI.

> **Important:** Renaming an address or deleting a page can break links and ads already using it. Review those destinations first.

## If something goes wrong

| Symptom | Recovery |
|---|---|
| View-only or old-version notice | Ask for edit access, or choose **Back to current version** / **Restore version**. |
| Page changed elsewhere | **Download local JSON** before **Reload server version**. Reloading replaces unsaved local work. |
| AI says the page changed | Review the latest page, then retry the request against it. |
| Daily AI allowance used | Wait for the next daily allowance rather than repeatedly submitting. |
| New page exists but menu update failed | Use **Show in menu** on the created page. |
| New page exists but refresh failed | Reload the tab; do not create the same page again unnecessarily. |

## Related pages

- [Forms and lead settings](https://docs.lead-knight.com/en/sites/forms-and-leads/)
- [Review and publish](https://docs.lead-knight.com/en/sites/review-and-publish/)
- [Sites overview](https://docs.lead-knight.com/en/sites/overview/)


## Review and publish your page

[Review and publish your page](https://kwqpaiaguxkmadaipfrf.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/guide-videos/guides/videos/N2/leadknight-en-79f9dc1dbe9a.mp4)

1. When the AI finishes, check the headline, images and form.
2. To change anything, just ask the AI here.
3. Check how it looks on a phone.
4. When it looks good, click Publish.
5. This will be the page’s public address. Click Publish.
6. The first time you publish, read your privacy policy.
7. Tick that you have read it, and click Confirm.
8. Your page is live. Share the address with your customers.