Inside cmsspot
This is what editing a site looks like
Real screens from a connected site. Most changes take under a minute, and none of them require knowing what is behind the page.
Start on the dashboard
Pages, articles, when the site was last fetched, and how much of it cmsspot holds. Switch between your sites in the top bar, open the live site, or sync to pull the latest files from the server.
Find the page
Every file in the pages folder is listed by name. Search, star the ones you use most, or switch on Show SEO to see every page's title and description with the length in colour.
Change the text
The page opens as fields: the heading, each paragraph, the button text, the image with its alt text. Bold, italic and links are there; nothing that could break the layout is. Press Save and the file on the server is updated with only that change.
A grey globe on a field makes it global: change a phone number once and it changes on every page that shares it.
Or edit on the page itself
Preview & edit shows the real page with your design, and lets you click into the text where it sits. Good for the client who wants to see what they are changing.
Change the menu
The site's navigation as a list: add a link, rename one, change where it points, remove one. It is written back into the header file so every page gets it.
Change it everywhere at once
Globals are the values that repeat across the site: phone, address, opening hours, a tagline. Change one here and every page that uses it is updated in the same save.
And the rest
- Articles work like pages, in their own tab, with the same editor.
- Header and footer are edited in their own tabs, so a client never has to find them inside a page.
- New page: give it a name, it is created from the site\'s template, and you fill in the fields.
- Undo: every save is backed up first, and the last version is one click away.
- Settings: folders, team members, the connection, the style, technical files and AI access, all per site.
See the full list on the features page, or read how a site is connected and shaped.
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Try cmsspot on your own site
Connect a site, edit a page, see how little it touches. Free to start.