Building Your Pages with Sections

Every page on your website is a stack of blocks — a hero image at the top, your menu below it, maybe a gallery, then a contact form at the foot. Lekro calls those blocks sections, and the Structure tab is where you stack them, shuffle them, and decide what each page is made of. If you’ve ever moved furniture around a room until it felt right, this will feel familiar.

Where to Find It

Open Website → Design and pick the Structure tab. The left column becomes a list of the sections on the current page; the preview on the right shows them in place. Click any section in that preview and the Structure list jumps straight to it — handy when you can see the thing you want to change but aren’t sure what it’s called.

Pick a Page First

At the top of the column is the Current Page selector. Your site has more than one page — Home, Menu, Gallery, and so on — and each has its own set of sections. Switch pages here before you start rearranging, so you’re editing the one you mean to. The list only offers pages you’ve actually turned on; if a page you want is missing, you enable it over in Pages & Features, and there’s a shortcut at the bottom of the page menu that takes you there.

Rearranging the Stack

Each section sits on its own row with a small grip on the left. Grab that grip and drag the row up or down — the order in this list is the order visitors scroll through on the page, so moving a row moves the real thing. Drop it where you want it and the preview re-stacks to match.

Hover a row and three buttons appear on its right:

• The eye hides a section without deleting it. Hidden sections drop off your live site but stay in the list, greyed out, ready to switch back on. It’s the safe way to pull something for a while — a seasonal promo, say — without losing how you’d set it up.
• Duplicate makes a copy of the section right below the original, with all its settings. Useful when you want two of the same kind of block with slightly different content.
• Delete removes it for good. You’ll get a quick confirmation first, since there’s no putting it back afterwards.

Adding and Editing

To put a new block on the page, use the Add element button at the top of the section list — it opens a library of every section type you can drop in, which we cover in Adding Sections from the Library. To change what’s inside a section — its text, its photos, its layout — click the section’s name to open its editor, walked through in Editing a Section’s Content.

None of this touches your live site as you work. Everything you stack, hide, or remove stays a private draft until you publish it, which is the last step and its own short article: Reviewing & Publishing Your Changes.