Some information needs more room than a short headline. A text section gives you space to share your business story, explain a process, or display policy wording you have already reviewed. Add your content, then refine its formatting and layout so visitors can read it comfortably.
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Open the page and tell Dru which section to add and where it belongs. You can also select Add section at the top or bottom edge of a section, then choose Browse designs in the panel on the right to find a suitable starting point; adding a designed section uses Dru. Review the generated content before keeping it.
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Ask Dru to add or revise the heading and body text. Provide any reviewed policy wording exactly as it should appear, and say which wording must stay unchanged.
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Keep the section selected and describe the layout or styling you want. For example: “Make this text section left aligned with a comfortable reading width, without changing the wording.” Inspect the actual result after Dru finishes, then refine it or use Undo if needed.
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Select the section, then choose Edit manually beside the Dru input. Edit the fields provided by that design. The available fields vary; use the controls shown for your selected section.
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Edit the heading and body fields available in the manual panel, or click text directly on the page. Select words to apply inline emphasis, size, color, or links, using the controls explained in Customize text appearance. Keep paragraphs short and use descriptive headings when the content is long.
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Paste your own reviewed text for policies and terms. Review generated suggestions before using them for your business.
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Open individual list items to edit their details. Where available, use an add control for a new item, a drag handle to reorder, or the trash control to remove an item. Choose Done to apply the panel changes.
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Read the whole section after formatting, including links and line breaks. Check mobile wrapping and contrast. Check desktop and mobile preview, then publish when ready.
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