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Work with sections
Turn sections on and off, and edit what each one says.
A Delrity website is built from sections stacked down one page. You decide which of them appear and what each one says.
The sections available
- Header - your logo, navigation links and main call to action.
- Hero - your headline, supporting line and main buttons. This is the first thing visitors read.
- About - your story, with optional statistics.
- Services - what you offer, with optional prices.
- Menu or catalogue - a priced list grouped into categories. A showcase, not a shop.
- Book / Pre-order - a product launch block with an optional pre-order form. Only the authors and creators template includes it.
- Gallery - your images.
- Testimonials - what your customers say.
- FAQ - the questions you get asked most.
- Call to action - a prompt to get in touch or buy.
- Contact - your email, phone, address and opening hours.
- Footer - your tagline, links and social icons.
Not every template ships with every section, and that is deliberate - each template shows the sections that suit its industry. The set of sections is fixed when you create the website, so you cannot add a section that a template does not include.
Turning a section off
- 1Scroll to the Sections group near the bottom of the editor.
- 2Untick any section you do not want.
- 3Watch the preview update, then save.
Tip: Turning a section off hides it from visitors but keeps everything you typed into it. Tick it again and your content is exactly as you left it.
Changing the order
Drag a section by its handle, or use its up and down arrows, to move it. The header and footer stay where they are, although you can still switch them off.
Limits to know
A few things have a size limit, checked when you save so that your site stays quick and tidy:
- Business name - 60 characters.
- Services - 12 items.
- Gallery - 30 images.
- Testimonials - 9.
- FAQ - 12 questions.
- Header links - 6, and footer links - 8.
- Menu & Catalogue - 8 categories and 30 items (see Your 30-item catalogue limit).
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