Answering common questions on your website helps visitors understand your services and what to expect before they contact you. Use an FAQ section for a few helpful answers, or give a larger collection its own page. Here's how to add your questions, organize them, and keep the answers clear.
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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 update the questions and answers using your actual business information and policies. Tell it which wording must stay unchanged.
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Keep the section selected and describe the layout or styling you want. For example: “Make these FAQs easy to scan and preserve the full wording of each answer.” 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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Update each question and its answer. Use the list's add, reorder, and remove controls when available. Put the questions customers ask most often near the beginning.
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Keep each question focused on one issue. If the answer depends on a service, location, or package, name it. Link to a relevant detail page when a short answer is not enough. To give a longer FAQ collection its own address, follow Create pages and manage page settings and add your questions to the new page.
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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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Open any expandable questions in Preview and test links within answers. Check that the answers reflect your actual policies. Check desktop and mobile preview, then publish when ready.
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