Page Content Sections - Custom HTML Section

The Custom HTML Section lets you place raw HTML directly on a page. It's strictly for special cases — third-party embed codes, iframes, custom layout blocks, or anything that the standard section types can't handle. If a Simple Text Section or other built-in section can do the job, use that instead.

Adding one to a page

1. Open the page and add a Custom HTML Section in the content area.
2. Enter a Section Title (internal only).
3. Paste or type your HTML in the Custom HTML field (plain text area, not a visual editor).
4. Make sure Active is on.
5. Save and review the page immediately.

Important

The page outputs this HTML directly. If the markup is broken — unclosed tags, invalid structure — it can break the page layout. This section doesn't add its own headline, intro, or layout wrapper. Only use it when someone on your team is comfortable reviewing HTML.

Good uses

• Official embed codes from third-party services
• Maps, widgets, or iframe content
• Custom Bootstrap layout blocks
• Small advanced snippets

Not the best choice for

• Normal paragraphs and formatted text → use Simple Text
• Standard forms → use Form Section
• Anything another built-in section already handles

Tips

• Keep the HTML as small and focused as possible.
• Review copied embed code before saving.
• Don't add code from sources you don't trust.
• Check the page on both desktop and mobile after saving.

Related topics

• Simple Text Section - For most normal text content.
• Form Section - For placing forms on a page.
• Pages - Page and section management.