How to Change the Layout of the Text Editor Block

The Text Editor Block in PhotoBiz offers multiple layout options, allowing you to update how your text content is displayed without needing to rebuild the block or re-enter your content. You can easily switch layouts to better fit the design of your site.

STEP ONE

Log into your PhotoBiz account and click on WEBSITE from the left-hand menu.

STEP TWO

Select the page that contains the Text Editor Block you want to update.

STEP THREE

Locate the Text Editor Block on your page. You can change the layout in one of two ways:

Option One: One-Click Layout Change

In the upper right corner of the block, you’ll see the current layout name along with left and right arrows. Click the arrows to scroll through the available layouts and preview them in real time.
The layout updates automatically—there’s no need to click save.

Option Two: Change Layout in the Right Side Panel

Click the pencil icon in the upper right corner of the block. Then select CHANGE LAYOUT from the menu that appears.

STEP FOUR

If you used Option Two, layout choices will appear in the right-hand panel. Browse through the available layouts and click the Save button under the layout you want to apply.

Your changes will appear automatically in the builder preview. To view how the new layout looks on your live site, click the VIEW SITE button at the top of the builder.

Text Editor Block Layout Options

You can choose from 12 Text Editor block layouts. Here's a quick overview of what each one does:

• One Column – Title at the top, single column text below, optional button below the text.
  
  
• Two Column – Title at the top, two-column text below, optional button below the text.
  
  
• Editorial Left – Title on the left, single column text to the right, optional button below the text.
  
  
• Editorial Top – Title at the top, indented text below, optional button below the text.
  
  
• Overlay One Column – Title at the top, single column text below, optional button below the text. Text displays with its own background color, separate from the page background.
  
  
• Overlay Two Columns – Title at the top, two-column text below, optional button below the text. Text displays with its own background color, separate from the page background.

• Overlay Border – Title at the top, single column text below. Text displays with its own background color and a solid line border outside the text editor field.

• Contemporary Border – Title at the top, single column text below, optional button below the text. Text displays with its own background color and a solid line border inside the text area that surrounds the title, text, and button.

• Contemporary Title – Title on the left with a vertical solid line divider in the middle, single column text on the right, optional button below the text.

• Contemporary Horizontal – Horizontal solid line above the title, followed by title, single column text below, and optional button.

• Contemporary Center – Title at the top, horizontal solid line in the middle, single column text below, optional button below the text.

• Contemporary Vertical – Title at the top, vertical solid line divider in the middle, single column text below, optional button below the text.