Editing your content is incredibly straightforward; however, it largely relies on the specific editor utilized for that page. To identify the builder utilized for your site, simply log in at yourdomain.com/wp-login and navigate to the page you wish to edit. Once there, take a look at the top editor bar to discover the available options. Please be aware that you can easily access all pages and posts through the WordPress backend. Simply navigate to the “Pages” or “Posts” sections.

1. WordPress Editor (Gutenberg) #

It’s a good idea to check first if the content is added via the regular WordPress Editor. This is often the case for simple pages or blog content. Open the page you want to change and click on “edit page” or “edit post”.

You can then add or adjust the text by clicking into the editor. If you want to add a new blog to add for instance an image or other elements, start a new line and click on the plus icon:

2. SiteDu.de Theme Builder #

Many pages are built with the SiteDu.de Theme Builder. If you see “Edit with SiteDu.de Theme builder” in the upper frame of your page, it is likely that we’ve used this editor for building that particular page.

If you have successfully completed step one, you should see a similar button on your page. If the page appears empty in the standard WordPress editor, it’s highly likely that we have utilized the Theme Builder:

When you are in the editor, the rest is super easy. Simply click into the block, you would like to change and edit the content in the editor window on the left side of the screen. You can also add new elements, by clicking the plus icon.

3. Elementor #

For some pages, we use the popular Elementor plugin. Just look out if you can see “Edit with Elementor” on the top of your page.