How to Use Crowd Studio · 03 / 17

Understanding the Interface

A tool rail, a panel that opens on demand, and the canvas.

Opening Crowd Studio The Website Management Screen Understanding the Interface Selecting Content on the Page Editing Text Typography Controls Styling Controls Working With Sections Media: Images, GIFs and Videos Template Images Are Editable Galleries The Freeform Canvas Responsive Editing Preview Saving Changes Publishing Return to Dashboard

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The editor has three parts. A tool rail on the side is always visible, with seven tools: Pages, Elements, Layers, Media, Page settings, Design, and Typography. Pressing one opens a panel beside the rail; pressing the same one again closes it.

The rest of the screen is the canvas — your actual page, rendered live. No tool is hidden and no panel is forced open: the canvas gets its full width back the moment you close whichever tool you were using.

The top bar carries the rest: your website's name (and a way back to all your websites), a save status, Undo and Redo, Save now, a Preview toggle, History, and Publish.

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The editor: rail, open panel, and canvas.