Page Content Sections - Simple Text Section

The Simple Text Section is the workhorse of page building. Add it whenever you need regular written content — introductions, instructions, policies, grouped links, or just about anything else that's mostly text.

Adding one to a page

1. Open the page you want to edit.
2. In the Page Content area, click Add new section and choose Simple Text Section.
3. Enter a Section Title (internal only — visitors won't see this).
4. Choose a Background Color if you want something other than white.
5. Add a Headline if the section needs a visible heading. Set the Headline Level — H2 or H3 is usually the right choice (most pages should have only one H1).
6. Write your content in the Content editor. It supports paragraphs, headings, lists, links, and images.
7. Make sure Active is on.
8. Save the page.

What visitors see

The optional headline appears above the content, styled at the heading level you chose. The content renders with whatever formatting you saved in the editor. On Landing pages, the content sits in a centered column. On Default pages, it fills the normal content area.

Anyone who can view the page can see this section — it doesn't have its own access settings.

Tips

• Use the Headline field for the main section heading, and headings inside the editor for sub-sections within the content.
• Break long pages into multiple Simple Text Sections when it makes the page easier to scan.
• Use colored backgrounds sparingly — only when they help separate content or draw attention to something important.
• If you paste content from Word, Google Docs, or email, check the formatting carefully. Pasted content often brings in unwanted styles.

Related topics

• Pages - How pages and sections are managed.
• Media Library - Images you can place inside the content editor.
• Custom HTML Section - When a Simple Text Section isn't flexible enough.