A section holds blocks, and a block such as a Group can hold more blocks. To change a block, you select it first. Its settings open in the right sidebar, and a toolbar appears over it on the canvas, the page in the middle of the editor.
Select a block on the canvas
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On the canvas, click anywhere in the section. If the section was not selected, this click selects the whole section, and the section's settings open.
Click the block you want. Once its section is selected, a click selects the block under the pointer, even when it sits inside one or more Groups.
If the block is text, such as a heading or a paragraph, the second click also puts the cursor in the text. Edit text on the canvas covers typing and formatting.
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Select parent
Reach the block around it
The canvas selects the deepest block you click. To select the Group or the section around it, use one of these:
Click the button at the left of the toolbar, Select parent. Pointing at it outlines the parent on the canvas first.
Press Esc. Each press goes one level up: from the block to the block that holds it, then to the section, then to nothing. If you are typing in the text, the first press only stops the typing.
To go the other way, press Enter to select the first block inside the selected section or Group. On a block with nothing inside, Enter does nothing.
Move between blocks with the keyboard
With a block selected, press Tab to select the next block at the same level, and ShiftTab to select the previous one. The keys wrap around: after the last block, Tab goes back to the first, and ShiftTab on the first goes to the last. With a section selected, Tab goes to the next section.
The keys do nothing while you type in a text field or in the right sidebar. Press Esc to leave the field first.
Select in the Sections list
The Sections list in the left sidebar shows every section and block on the page, nested the way they sit on the page. Click a row to select it, and the canvas scrolls to it. When you select a block on the canvas, the list expands to show its row.
This list also reaches blocks the canvas does not show, such as a block you hid.
Select several blocks
On the canvas, hold Shift and click each block or section. Hold Shift and click a selected item to take it out of the selection.
In the Sections list, hold ⌘, or Ctrl on Windows, and click rows to add or remove them one at a time. Hold Shift and click a row to select every row from the last one you selected to that one.
A selection can hold sections and blocks from different sections. With several items selected, you can move, duplicate, hide or delete them together, and paste a copied style onto all of them. The right sidebar shows the settings they share, and a value that differs between them shows as Mixed. Move, group and arrange blocks covers what you can do next.
A section holds blocks, and a block such as a Group can hold more blocks. To change a block, you select it first. Its settings open in the right sidebar, and a toolbar appears over it on the canvas, the page in the middle of the editor.
Select a block on the canvas
If the block is text, such as a heading or a paragraph, the second click also puts the cursor in the text. Edit text on the canvas covers typing and formatting.
Reach the block around it
The canvas selects the deepest block you click. To select the Group or the section around it, use one of these:
To go the other way, press Enter to select the first block inside the selected section or Group. On a block with nothing inside, Enter does nothing.
Move between blocks with the keyboard
With a block selected, press Tab to select the next block at the same level, and Shift Tab to select the previous one. The keys wrap around: after the last block, Tab goes back to the first, and Shift Tab on the first goes to the last. With a section selected, Tab goes to the next section.
The keys do nothing while you type in a text field or in the right sidebar. Press Esc to leave the field first.
Select in the Sections list
The Sections list in the left sidebar shows every section and block on the page, nested the way they sit on the page. Click a row to select it, and the canvas scrolls to it. When you select a block on the canvas, the list expands to show its row.
This list also reaches blocks the canvas does not show, such as a block you hid.
Select several blocks
A selection can hold sections and blocks from different sections. With several items selected, you can move, duplicate, hide or delete them together, and paste a copied style onto all of them. The right sidebar shows the settings they share, and a value that differs between them shows as Mixed. Move, group and arrange blocks covers what you can do next.