Site Studio basics
Editor and Scout
Use conversation and selected-element context to change a site.
The editor keeps Scout beside the live site. Broad requests can reshape a page, while a selected element or section gives Scout a precise target.
What this workspace includes
- Scout conversation for the current site
- Selected page, section, and element context
- Direct text editing and selection modes
- Section controls and assisted changes
- Checkpoints around assisted edits
Complete workflow
- 1
Choose the page
Open the page and device size you want to inspect.
- 2
Select the target
Select an element or section for a focused change.
- 3
Describe the result
Tell Scout what should change and what must remain.
- 4
Verify the update
Review the live canvas and continue refining if needed.
How records and settings behave
- Scout receives the current site and selection context
- Assisted edits create recoverable checkpoints
- Saved changes appear in the site canvas and preview
Working effectively
- Select the smallest useful target
- Use direct text editing for short copy changes
- Describe the desired result rather than only the problem
Keep the correct context
Confirm the active organization, agency, client, site, or record before making a change. The name shown in the workspace identifies where the result will be saved.
Frequently asked questions
Where should I start with Editor and Scout?
Open the page and device size you want to inspect.
When is my work saved?
Scout receives the current site and selection context
How do I confirm the result?
Return to the related list or detail view and review its current status. Saved changes appear in the site canvas and preview