Website
Editing Your Church Website
Learn how to open the website editor, use the toolbar, save versions, and publish changes.
Your church's website is the first thing many visitors see. The website editor lets you change what's on your site — update text, swap photos, rearrange your team, and more — all without any technical skills.
Opening the Editor
There are two ways to start editing. Watch the video below to see the quickest route from the admin dashboard.
From the Admin Dashboard
From your live website
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The Editing Toolbar
When the editor is open, a floating toolbar appears at the top of the page. Here's what each button does — watch the cursor move across each one:
| Button | What it does |
|---|---|
| Design picker | Switch between website designs (see Choosing a Design) |
| Photo layout | Change how your main photo is displayed |
| Alert | Add or edit an announcement banner at the top of your site |
| History | Browse all saved versions — restore any previous version with one click |
| Save | Opens a menu with three options: Save (store without publishing), Publish (make live), or Discard changes |
Saving and Publishing
The editor lets you save your work without making it visible to visitors. When you're ready, publish to make it live. Both options are in the Save button.
Save your changes
Publish your changes
Tip
Version History
Every time you save or publish, a new version is created. Click the History button in the toolbar to browse all previous versions. You can load any version to preview it, then save or publish from there.
Tip
Permissions
Editing the website requires the website.edit permission. By default, organization admins and owners have this permission. To let other team members edit the website, add this permission to their role.
