Add pictures of your work. They show up in the gallery, newest first. Photos are shrunk automatically so the site stays fast.
Switch sections off to hide them from visitors. Their text and images stay saved, so you can switch them back on later. Service categories and people have their own controls in the Services & prices and Team tabs.
Choose a picture for each part of the website. Upload a new one, or reuse a photo already in the gallery. These changes appear in Preview site and go live when you publish.
Switch a service off to hide its section and image without losing them. Switch it on if you offer it later. You can also add a new service category.
Show only the people who work at the salon now. Switching someone off hides their card and photo, but keeps their details and image for later. Change photos in Page images.
Type the hours exactly how you want them to read. Write "Closed" for days the salon is shut.
A “what's coming up” list on the front page and the contact page, filled straight from a Google Calendar. Put a closure or a late start on that calendar and it appears on the website by itself — nothing to publish.
These take effect the moment you press the button — there is no need to publish afterwards.
The key is kept on the website's server. It is never sent to visitors, and it can only read that one calendar — nobody can change anything with it.
The heading and the line under it. These are ordinary wording, so they go live when you press Publish like everything else.
The strip across the very top of every page. Use it for holiday closures, a promotion, or "back from vacation".
The words on the front page and the About page. Leave a blank line between paragraphs.
Name, phone, address and social links. These appear in the header, footer and contact page. To change the logo, open Page images.
The password you just used to get into this editor. Only this page asks for it — your website itself stays open for customers to see.
Undo on this device puts back the password the site was published with.
One button. That's the whole thing.
Want to see it first? Preview site at the top opens the site with your unpublished edits applied, so you can look before you publish.
Photos upload as soon as you drop them in, and get shrunk on the way so the site stays fast on a phone. They don't go live until you publish. Removing a photo and publishing deletes it from the website the next day.
You're running the editor without its save system — usually because the files were opened from a folder rather than the real website. Publishing needs a file copied by hand here.
content.js into assets/js/, commit and push to GitHub.