Every page on your MyEvent website is built from sections, and each section holds blocks: a title, text and images, a gallery, a ticket form, and so on. The new page editor lets you change all of it from one screen, with a live preview of your page beside it. You can describe a change in plain words and let the AI Page Editor make it, or use Manual Forms to edit each block yourself.

Package: Manual Forms is included in every package. The AI Page Editor is a Premium feature.

Your changes are safe until you publish. Everything you do in the editor is saved automatically as a draft. Visitors only see your changes after you click Publish Changes.

 

Open the new editor

1. Find your page

From your dashboard, go to Site Builder → Pages. Find the page you want to change and click New Editor, next to View.

The New Editor button next to View on the Pages list


2. Choose how you want to edit

The editor opens with your page in a live preview on the right. On the left, under Edit Your Page, pick a mode:

  • AI Page Editor: describe what you want to change in plain language.
  • Manual Forms: edit each field yourself and stay in full control.

The AI Page Editor and Manual Forms mode cards

 

Edit with the AI Page Editor (Premium)

3. Describe your change

Click AI Page Editor, then type what you want in the conversation box. For example: "Rewrite the intro text so it warmly invites classmates to share a favorite memory." Not sure where to start? Click one of the suggestions under the box: Rewrite page text, Add a section, Change colors or Update schedule.

Typing a request in the AI Page Editor conversation box


4. Apply it

Click Apply With AI (or press Enter). It takes a few seconds.

The Apply With AI button


5. Check the result

The AI explains what it did, and a Changes applied card lists what changed. The updated block is outlined in the preview. If it's not what you wanted, click Revert on the card to undo that change. You can also type a follow-up request to adjust it.

The Changes applied card with its Revert link

 

Edit with Manual Forms

6. Look at your page structure

Click Manual Forms. Under Page Structure you'll see each section of your page and the numbered blocks inside it. Hover over a block to outline it in the preview.

The Page Structure panel in Manual Forms


7. Add a block

Click Add Block under the section where you want the new content.

The Add Block button under a section


8. Pick Content or Features

Choose Content for blocks like text, images, galleries, videos, FAQs and buttons, or Features for blocks like tickets and registrations, an event countdown, the schedule, a donation form or a contact form. You can also use Search blocks. Blocks marked with an orange badge are Premium.

The Content and Features tabs in the Add block panel


9. Choose a block

Click the block you want, for example Text & Images. It's added at the bottom of the section.

The Text & Images block in the block list


10. Open your new block

Click the new block in Page Structure to open its Block Settings.

The new block in Page Structure


11. Fill in the fields

Type your title and content, and add an image if you like. Your changes appear in the preview within a moment and are saved automatically as a draft. Want more options? Switch from Basic to Advanced at the top of the settings.

The Title and Content fields in Block Settings


12. Edit a block that's already on the page

Click any block in Page Structure (use the back arrow next to Block Settings to return to the list), then change its fields the same way.

Editing the Title of an existing block


13. Move a block

Drag a block by its handle (the dotted icon on the left of the row) and drop it where you want it, even into another section. You can also use the Move (arrows) icon on the row.

The drag handle on a block row


14. Delete a block

Click the trash icon on the block's row, then click Delete to confirm.

The Delete confirmation window


15. Changed your mind? Recover it

A deleted block stays in the list, crossed out and marked Deleted, until you publish. Click the green Recover arrow to bring it back.

The Recover arrow on a deleted block

 

Publish or discard your changes

16. Publish your changes

When you're happy with the preview, click Publish Changes in the Unpublished changes bar at the top.

The Publish Changes button


17. Confirm

The Publish Changes window lists every change about to go live. Click Save to publish them, or Cancel to keep working.

The Save button in the Publish Changes window


18. Or start over

To throw away everything you haven't published yet, click Discard Changes, then Discard. This can't be undone, and your page goes back to its last published version.

The Discard button in the Discard Drafts window

Good to know

  • Switch pages without leaving. Use the page menu at the top of the preview to jump to another page. The Desktop and Mobile buttons show how the page looks on each screen.
  • Add a whole section. Click Add Section at the bottom of the Page Structure panel.
  • Hide a section or block without deleting it. Click its green status dot, or set Status to Disabled in its settings.
  • Duplicate and History. Each block can be duplicated, and History lets you look back at earlier versions.
  • Restore something you deleted earlier. Blocks and sections deleted before your last publish are kept under Deleted Items (the trash icon next to Page Structure), where you can restore them.
  • Feature content lives in Features. A feature block (like Tickets, Memories or a Poll) shows the feature on your page. You manage the feature's own content in Site Builder → Features.
  • Change every page at once. On Site Builder → Pages, the AI Page Editor: all pages panel lets you describe a change once and have it made on every page (Premium). Publish All and Discard All Changes handle drafts on all your pages together.
  • Need the old editor? Click More → Use Old Editor at the top of the new editor.