To edit your website in Locally 360, open Edit content, change a page, save it, then press Publish. Saving keeps a draft. Nothing reaches your live site until you publish.
Steps
- In the sidebar, open Edit content. The editor opens.
- Under Pages, choose the page to edit. To add a page, type its address, like /about, and press Add page. For a blog post, type it the same way and press Add post.
- To add a section, pick it in Component to add and press Add. Choose any section in the list to edit its fields.
- To move a section, drag it, or use its ↑ and ↓ buttons. A section with empty required fields shows Still needed and what’s missing.
- Optional: under Search & sharing, fill in the Title and Description that show in search results, and a Share Image for links shared on social media.
- Press the save button. It names the page, such as Save Home (/). This saves a draft.
- Press Publish. If another page has edits you haven’t saved, choose Keep editing to save them first, or Publish saved pages.
- When it’s done, the line by the buttons shows Last published and the time. Press View site to see it live.
What happens next
Your saved pages go live shortly after you press Publish. Publishing needs the subscription. Before you’ve paid, the editor shows Pay and go live where View site would be.
If something goes wrong
If the editor says Your latest publish did not go live. Press Publish to try again., press Publish again. If it keeps happening, email support@locally360.app.
Questions
Does saving change my live site?
No. Saving keeps a draft. Your live site changes only when you press Publish.
Is there a page limit?
No. A site you build yourself in the editor has no page limit.
Can I undo a change?
Yes. Each page keeps its newest 3 saved versions. Restore one from Version history in the editor, then publish.