Stage 02 · Lesson 2 of 4 · 5 minLive today

Edit a page

You can change a page two ways. Click the thing you want to change. Or select it and tell Jarvis, Coframe's assistant. Both save a new version, so you can always go back.

The Coframe page editor with a headline selected and its toolbar showing
The editor with a headline selected.

Before you start

Quick version

Open the page › select a part → change it in the panel, or tell Jarvis → check every screen size.

Steps

  1. Step 1 · In the editor

    Click to change it

    1. Open the page. Make sure the canvas is in Edit mode.
    2. Click any text, picture or section to select it.
    3. Change it in the panel on the right: Style, Spacing, Position, Effects, Animate and more. Pictures have Image Edit.
    4. Switch to Preview to use the page like a visitor. Links, menus and forms work there.
  2. Step 2 · In the chat

    Ask Jarvis

    1. Select the part you want to change.
    2. Tell Jarvis what to do: "Make this heading two lines," "Swap this image for the product shot," or "Turn this list into three cards."
    3. Jarvis changes only what you selected, and you watch it happen.
  3. Step 3 · Above the page

    Check every screen size

    Use the size button above the page. Choose Fit, Desktop, a phone such as iPhone 16, another phone or tablet, or a Custom size.

Check it worked

Good to know

  • Undo with ⌘Z (Ctrl+Z on Windows). It steps back through recent versions.
  • Your edits survive. Changes you make by clicking are kept on top of the page. If Jarvis rebuilds the page, they stay. The Overrides panel lists them.
  • There's code underneath. The Code view shows the page's files. You never need it, but your developer can edit there. A mistake in the code is caught before it reaches a live page.
  • Dials. Some pages have controls, like a color or a size, that anyone can change without code. They're in the Component Dials panel.

Related: Get feedback before it goes live · Publish, and go back if you need to

Next in this stage · 15 min

Make pages from a table

One page design plus one table gives you a page for every row.

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