Your AI decides which parts of a site you can edit: the blog's posts, the job offers, the opening hours, a page's headings. They show in Texts and images, by kind.
Change and publish
- Open the entry and change it. Your changes are a draft: visitors see nothing yet.
- Click Publish when it is ready.
- Click Update the site. The site is rebuilt with the published texts and goes online in a minute. Leaf never rebuilds a site on its own, so you choose the moment.
Two people editing the same entry never overwrite each other: the second one is told the entry changed.
Edit on the page
Edit on the page opens a preview of the site where you click a text and change it in place, as visitors will see it.
Images and files
Images, PDFs and videos live in the same tab, in folders. An image comes resized for every screen; give it a short description for people who cannot see it. Your AI can also take free photos and fonts from Leaf's library.
Languages
A site in several languages keeps each entry in each language. Translations lists the interface's texts (buttons, labels, messages) with the missing ones marked. Fixing a text by hand is yours; adding a language is your AI's work.
Making more things editable
On my site, make the team members and their photos editable in the dashboard.