Page Builder Fundamentals
Learn how to visually design your website pages using the drag-and-drop Page Builder canvas and Block Palette.
The Page Builder is Club Creator’s drag-and-drop editor. It enables you to assemble professional web pages by arranging configurable web components called Blocks on a live canvas.
Step 1: The Page Builder Interface
When you open a project in the builder, you will see three main workspace regions:

- Top Header Bar: Switch between Site Pages, toggle Canvas Viewport screen sizes (Desktop, Tablet, Mobile), and save or publish changes.
- Left Block Palette: Browse registered block components grouped by category with visual wireframe previews.
- Center Canvas: The visual workspace where blocks are rendered and can be reordered via drag-and-drop.
Step 2: Adding Blocks from the Palette
The left sidebar lists available block types categorized under Header, Hero, Content, Forms, Collections, and Footer.

To add a section to your active page:
- Click the + (Add) button on any block card to insert it at the bottom of the canvas.
- Or click and drag a block directly to the exact position you want on the canvas.
Step 3: Selecting and Managing Blocks
Clicking on any block on the canvas highlights it with a colored selection border.
Hovering over a block reveals a quick toolbar:
- Drag Handle: Click and hold to drag the block up or down to reorder sections.
- Duplicate: Clones the block and its configured settings.
- Delete: Permanently removes the block from the active page.
Step 4: Responsive Screen Preview
Use the Canvas Viewport switcher in the top toolbar to preview how your website looks across different device dimensions:

- Desktop: Full-width desktop browser layout.
- Tablet: Fixed 768px tablet layout.
- Mobile: Fixed 375px smartphone portrait layout.
Step 5: Saving your Changes
Changes made on the canvas are held in a Block-Level Draft. Click the Save button in the header (or press Cmd + S / Ctrl + S) to persist your changes to the project’s Draft Configuration.
Last updated Sep 3, 2026