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          Edit Content Blocks in Design Mode

          Edit Content Blocks in Design Mode

          Designers and site administrators can edit content blocks on the page. Content blocks contain the text for site pages, and can also house images, videos, and hyperlinks.

          Required Editions

          Available in: Salesforce Classic

          Available for purchase in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions

          Available (with limitations) in: Developer Edition

          User Permissions Needed
          To build, edit, and manage Site.com sites:

          Site.com Publisher User field enabled on the user detail page

          AND

          Site administrator or designer role assigned at the site level

          When the page is open in Design Mode:

          1. Double-click the content block on the page.
          2. Add or edit text and format it using the content editing toolbar.
            Tip
            Tip
            • If you copy and paste text from Microsoft® Office, highlight the text and click Remove formatting pasted from Microsoft Office to remove any hidden formatting, which can adversely affect how the text appears on the page.
            • Avoid applying formatting, such as different fonts or highlighting, directly to text whenever possible. Instead, it’s best practice to use the paragraph and heading styles to quickly apply consistent formatting throughout the site. Using paragraph and heading styles also ensures that all page text is updated automatically if a site administrator or designer modifies these styles.
          3. Add images, videos, hyperlinks, or anchors as required.
          4. Click Save.
          Note
          Note The content of all editable page elements on a child page or template is linked to the content of the editable elements on its parent page template. When you update the content of an editable page element on the parent template, the changes are pushed down to any child pages or page templates. However, if you modify the content of an editable page element at the child page or template level, you break the link between the elements, and any subsequent changes made to the page element on the parent template don't trickle down to its children.
           
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