The drag-drop editor is one of the three main content editors available in the system, it allows you to create complex grid-based layouts using images, text and other media and reformats content automatically for viewing on mobile.
The editor uses rows of snippet 'blocks' - blocks of pre-formatted content that are used to build your page.
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How to build your page, editing content and the toolbars explained
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How to add an image snippet block, different types, inserting a new image into existing content and deleting an image
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Want to update a page to use the Contentbox editor? Here's how
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You can change the editor you are using from Drag-drop to a simpler Word-style editor (Tiny MCE)
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Learn how to create a button that links to another website or content
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Learn how to create a link to another page on your website
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How to create an in-page bookmark
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How to add a telephone or email link
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Showing or hiding content depending on whether you are viewing on desktop PC or mobile
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How to change colours within a snippet
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An overview of Card Snippets
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Keyboard shortcuts available
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How to work with tables in the Drag-drop or Contentbox editors
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You can change the editor from the default text-based TINYMCE editor, to use the drag-drop editor for more customised layouts of your blog or event content.
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Using the Drag-drop and Contentbox editors you can easily copy/paste Snippet Blocks from one page to another.
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An introduction to the Animation Effects popup and how to apply Hover or animation effects via the Style Modal effects tab.
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How to resize rows and columns
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An overview of shopping related snippets available
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Where to adjust snippet block element spacing using the Drag-drop and Contentbox editors
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Where to adjust font-sizing and line-heights for text using the Drag-drop and Contentbox editors
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Some snippet blocks have their own settings panels which allow you to quickly customise their look or behaviour
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Learn about the different editor popup panels available
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The Properties Panel can be enabled / disabled within the Drag-drop and Contentbox editors and work as a status bar at the base of the editor providing information on the active snippet block.
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How to link to a in-page bookmark on another page