The Page Builder

Purpose

Every page, post, and most settings screens build their layout from a vertical stack of blocks. The block system replaces a single rich-text editor with reusable, configurable components.

When to use this

Read this once before building your first page. After that the editor is largely discoverable.

How the editor works

On a Page or Post, scroll to the Layout field.
Click Add Block to choose a block type from the picker.
Each block has its own fields — fill them in.
Drag the handle on the left of a block to reorder it.
Click the delete icon to remove a block, or the duplicate icon to clone it.
Save the page. The order of blocks on the page is the order they render on the public site.

Block categories

Hero blocks — Large above-the-fold sections with imagery and a call to action.
Content blocks — Rich text, two-column splits, image-with-text, quotes.
Media blocks — Image galleries, video embeds, image carousels.
Data blocks — Data Tables, score tables, leaderboards (Golf Genius).
Form blocks — Embedded forms from the Forms collection.
Integration blocks — Golf Genius lists, social feeds, weather, course information.
CTA blocks — Buttons, banners, newsletter signup.

The block picker shows the current list — new blocks are added by your nooQ admin from time to time.

Common tasks

Reuse a layout: copy a Page, then change only the fields you need. There's no template system; copy-paste is the pattern.
Hide a block temporarily: most blocks have a Hidden toggle in their settings. Faster than deleting.
Preview: the Preview button (top right of the edit form) opens the page on the public site with draft content.

Gotchas

Each block is independent — there's no inherited styling between blocks. If a colour looks different in one block, it's set per-block.
Reordering is permanent — there's no undo. Save often.
Large galleries are slow — over ~30 images in a gallery noticeably impacts the page render. Use folders instead and link to them.