Sections are independent content blocks on your website, much like Lego bricks. Covers, service introductions, image galleries, FAQs, videos, and forms are all different types of sections. By stacking multiple sections on a page, you can build a complete website.
Sections are not "pages." Pages are like chapters in a book—such as your Home, About, or Contact page—while sections are the paragraphs within those chapters. You can add multiple sections to each page, and the same type of section can be reused as needed.
Click "Sections" at the top of the editor. The panel is categorized by purpose—including Content (further divided into visual displays, text-image layouts, text content, and practical information), Store, and Integrations. You can also use the search bar to find a specific section.
If the system has analyzed your brand and existing content, a "Recommended" tab will appear at the top, listing sections that fit your brand and identifying potential content gaps. These recommendations update automatically as your site evolves; this tab will not appear if no suitable recommendations are available.
Before selecting a section, review the preview and purpose description on the card. For example, use "Side-by-Side Image/Text" or "Gallery" to explain services, or use integration sections for Google Forms, Typeform, or SurveyCake to collect inquiries.
Purpose descriptions are automatically tailored to your brand context if you have provided brand data. Otherwise, a general description will be displayed.
If you are unsure which to choose, read the "Complete Guide to Section Types." Selecting the wrong section won't break your site; you can simply delete it and try another.
For sections that support AI generation, you can choose between "AI-Assisted" or "Start from Template." AI-Assisted will prompt you for requirements to generate a draft, while "Start from Template" provides a pre-designed layout for you to customize.
Other sections will guide you to select an insertion point, open a settings form, or request external service credentials. You can choose to place the section at the top of the page or after an existing section; the system does not automatically add everything to the bottom.
Headers and footers do not appear in this panel; please go to "Layout" to add or edit them.
If you are editing a Link-in-Bio page, the "Add Section" option will be hidden, as these pages are limited to one specific module. Please switch to a standard page or read .
Depending on the method, the section may insert a template or open a settings form on the right. After entering your title, body text, images, buttons, or links, click "Add to Site" or "Save." Once added, you can always edit template sections by clicking on the preview or via the "Layout" menu.
Click directly on a section in the preview or select it from the "Layout" list. The form on the right will display the settings available for that specific section. It is normal for different sections to have different customization options.
Common settings include:
Open "Layout" at the top of the editor to view the list of sections on your current page. This is the fastest way to organize your content.
Hold the drag handle next to a section to move it. Standard content sections can be reordered freely. Headers and footers are fixed at the top and bottom of the page frame and cannot be reordered within the content area.
Use the eye icon to toggle visibility. Hiding is perfect for seasonal campaigns, unreleased plans, or unfinished content. Hiding does not delete the section; you can make it visible again at any time.
Use "Duplicate" in the more options menu for supported content sections. Remember to update the title, images, and links immediately after duplicating to avoid having identical content on your live site. System-managed blog post lists cannot be duplicated.
If your site has multiple standard pages, you can select "Move to another page" in the more options menu. Check the destination page's theme and order before moving; the section will be removed from the original page.
Deleting removes the section and its content permanently. If you only want to take it offline temporarily, use "Hide" instead. Headers and footers cannot be deleted from the layout list, but they can be hidden or reconfigured.
Global sections allow you to reuse the same content across multiple pages. For example, headers and footers are typically global: if you update your logo or contact info once, all pages using that header or footer will update simultaneously.
Some section forms also offer a "Global" option. Before enabling this, ensure the content should be identical across all pages. When disabling global sharing, the system will ask for confirmation to prevent unintended changes to other pages.
After creating a section, switch between desktop, tablet, and mobile previews in the editor. Kanorio automatically adjusts layouts based on screen width, but you may need to simplify long titles, text-on-image designs, or excessive cards manually.
The number of sections depends on your site plan and publishing limits. The free plan currently supports up to 10 visible content sections when published; headers and footers are not included in this count, and a global section is only counted once. Please refer to the editor prompts and plan details. Even if you can add many, we recommend keeping only the content that helps your visitors make a decision.
Kanorio does not provide a version history for individual sections. Please confirm before deleting, or use "Hide" to keep the content safe. If deleted, you will typically need to re-add the section and re-enter the content.
Yes. The site automatically adjusts columns, arrangement, and spacing based on screen size. Use the mobile preview to ensure important text and buttons remain clear and easy to tap.
Currently, moving sections between pages is limited to pages within the same website. To use similar content on a different site, please recreate or copy the text and images manually.
All pages currently using that global section will be updated. Before editing, you can check the usage scope in the global section list to avoid accidentally changing pages you didn't intend to update.
