# Using The Editor

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### Editing Sections

Each section on your page has a predefined layout that seamlessly aligns with your branding and ensures optimal UX on all screen sizes.

To reorganize the sections, simply click and drag on the left sidebar. Additionally, you can click on 'New Section' to choose and add a fresh section from the sections library.

When you select a section, you'll be presented with a list of fields that permit you to modify the content within that particular section.

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Your edits are saved automatically as you work, but will not be visible on the live page until you publish them.
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### Customizing Sections

Every section also features a 'Section Settings' menu located at the bottom of the section editor. You can add an anchor tag to target with scroll links, or override individual theme colors for a particular section without impacting other sections or pages.&#x20;

The menu also allows you to adjust the font scale for headings and body text while maintaining responsive sizes for different viewports. You can also modify the vertical padding between sections for precise layout control

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### Page Settings

This is is where you can modify the page title (which is visible in the browser tab), the URL slug, and the meta description.&#x20;

Additionally, you can upload a unique Open Graph image and a Twitter card image for the current page. These images will be displayed in link previews when your page is shared on social media platforms.

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