The editing of your site can be performed through different interfaces depending on the technology of your template. Below, we detail the standard workflow to manage your content:

1. Global Configuration: Go to the Appearance > Customize menu to make cross-site adjustments, such as color palettes, corporate typography, and header or footer configurations.

2. Content Editing: If your theme uses the native block editor (Gutenberg), access the specific page or post and modify the structure using the visual block editor.

3. Visual Builders: If your site implements tools such as Elementor, select the "Edit with [Builder]" option in the top toolbar to access an intuitive drag-and-drop design interface.

4. Widget Management: To edit sidebars or specific sections in the footer, access Appearance > Widgets to configure the dynamic content blocks.

5. After completing your edits, ensure you click Publish or Save Changes to apply the updates to your production website.

Notes: 

Before making significant structural modifications, it is essential to verify the availability of a recent backup of your site to prevent potential errors.

We recommend validating any design changes in a staging environment before applying them to production, thus ensuring service stability.

Every structural modification generates entries in the database; we suggest managing changes efficiently to preserve the optimal performance of your infrastructure.

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