Replicants.ai
☉ EnglishLog in

How do I change one thing on my page, like a photo or a paragraph?

Every page is a stack of sections, and each one changes on its own. Open the page, find the section, change it — then publish.

Updated 15 September 2026

Opening a page to look at it changes nothing. Your live site keeps showing what it shows until you press Publish, so you can poke about with no consequence.
  1. Open the page, not the site

    Websites, then Manage, then the Pages list near the bottom. Press the page you want; it opens in a second browser tab. Pick by name — if your menu calls it something else, the list tells you.

    Every page you have. Press the one you want to change.

    Every page you have. Press the one you want to change.

    Take me there
  2. Find your section in the list

    Down the side, each section shows its opening words, so you can recognise it without hunting. Header at the top, your sections numbered in the middle, Footer at the bottom.

    The sections of your page, in the order a visitor sees them.

    The sections of your page, in the order a visitor sees them.

  3. Move, hide or copy a section

    Each section has arrows to move it, an eye to hide it from visitors, and a copy. Along the top: Preview, Save, and Publish — only Publish changes what the public sees.

    Move it, hide it, copy it. Then Publish, which is the one that counts.

    Move it, hide it, copy it. Then Publish, which is the one that counts.

You will know it worked when you can name the section that holds it, change it, and know whether the public can see it yet.

Is my website separate pages or one long page, and can I add more?

Related articles

How do I change how my website looks?

Everything you can change sits on one board. Open Websites, press Manage, and look under "Make a change" for a door per kind of change.

How do I publish my website?

Publishing lives inside the page you're editing, not on the Websites screen. Open the page, change it, press Save, then Publish.

How do I use my own web address?

Your site already has a working address, so nothing is broken while you decide. For your own: Websites, Manage, then Domain and SSL.

Was this article helpful?