Edit and publish website content

Make the change in the right entry

Authorized managers can edit supported website text, navigation, customer stories, integration descriptions and other structured content. The editor changes defined fields; it does not change application code, permissions or payment credentials.

1. Open Site content and choose the intended page or shared setting.
2. Edit the supported plain-text or link fields and save the draft.
3. Review the saved content, then use the explicit publish action when it is ready.

• Saving a draft does not update the public page.
• The public reader uses published fields and never exposes draft history as page content.

Handle a revision conflict or earlier version

If another person saves the entry first, refresh and review their revision before saving again. Restoring an earlier version creates a new draft; review and publish that draft to make it public.

• Use safe local or HTTPS links in supported URL fields.
• Keep customer claims and outcome figures supported by approved evidence.
• Publish uploaded images before using their public paths in published content.

Check the result

Open the public page after publication and check its copy, links and layout at a narrow and wide screen size. A published-content check should use the public page, not a private draft view.

• The content entry and version you published.
• The affected public path and expected change.
• A redacted screenshot if the page differs from the saved publication.