You can update business details, photos, and page sections as your business changes. JuanPress provides WordPress editing tools and preconfigured layouts, but the controls you see can vary by page, active editor, template, and plan.
Before You Edit: Sign in to your assigned JuanPress website, identify the page, and keep a copy of important original text. Make one change at a time and preview before updating.
🎨 Basic Editing Workflow
1. Open the Correct Page
From your WordPress dashboard, select Pages and open the page you want to change. Depending on how the page was built, you may see the WordPress block editor (Gutenberg), another available page builder, or a template-specific editing interface.
2. Edit Text Carefully
Select the paragraph, heading, or text element. Replace sample copy with accurate business information. Keep headings clear and paragraphs short. Do not change a page-wide template or global setting when you only intend to edit one text block.
3. Replace an Image
Select the image block or element and use its media control to choose an existing file or upload a new one. Check crop, alignment, and mobile appearance. JuanPress has built-in image optimization preconfigured on every newly created website, so you do not need to install a separate image optimization tool for that feature.
4. Adjust Sections and Layout
Depending on the editor and layout, you may be able to adjust rows, containers, columns, spacing, typography, and buttons. JuanPress guides explain supported blocks such as Row vs Container Blocks and Theme Customization & Layout Control. If a control is not available, do not install another builder or switch themes just to force it.
5. Save and Preview
Use the editor’s Save or Update control. Preview the page on desktop and mobile. Check spelling, links, images, buttons, and spacing. If you are unsure whether a change affects only this page or the whole site, pause and ask support.
Remember: Some plugins, design tools, and advanced controls are plan- or permission-dependent. Do not change managed plugins, theme files, or advanced settings without checking the relevant JuanPress guide first.