Saved sections vs global sections
| Feature | Saved section | Global section |
|---|---|---|
| Reusable | Yes — drag onto any page | Yes — drag onto any page |
| Linked updates | No — each instance is independent after placement | Yes — changes propagate to all pages |
| Best for | Starting templates you customize per page | Headers, footers, and elements that must stay identical everywhere |
Saving a section
Build the section on any page
Open a funnel step or website page in the builder. Create the section with the layout, elements, and styling you want to reuse.
Save the section
Click the Save icon in the section toolbar. Choose:
- Save as Saved Section — creates an independent, reusable copy
- Save as Global Section — creates a linked section that updates everywhere when edited
Using saved sections on other pages
- Open any page in the builder.
- Click Add Elements in the left panel.
- Navigate to the Saved Sections tab.
- Drag the section onto the canvas at the desired position.
Updating a global section
When you edit a global section on any page:- Make your changes (add elements, update text, change styling).
- Click Update Global Section in the section toolbar.
- The change is applied immediately to every page where this global section appears.
Managing your section library
Navigate to Sites > Sections (or access the Saved Sections panel in the builder) to view, rename, and delete saved and global sections. Keeping your library organized with clear naming conventions makes it easy for team members to find and use the right sections.Element templates
In addition to full sections, you can save individual elements (buttons, forms, image blocks) as element templates for quick reuse:- Right-click an element on the canvas.
- Select Save as Template.
- The element appears in the Saved Elements panel for drag-and-drop reuse.
Best practices
- Keep global sections simple — the more complex they are, the higher the risk of unintended side effects when updating.
- Name sections with a consistent convention:
[Type] — [Variant](e.g., “Header — Light”, “Header — Dark”). - Audit your section library periodically and delete unused sections to keep the panel manageable.
- Test global section updates on a draft page before pushing changes to live pages.