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- “Edit on my site” no longer sends you back to “Plan and launch”: a test that isn’t saved yet is saved as a draft when you open your site, and you finish setting it up afterward without leaving the editor.
- Drag the selected element in the preview to its new position; “Find an element” locates it by the page’s text or by a CSS selector, so you don’t have to look for it.
- A change can apply to certain devices only: a shorter headline on mobile, reviews moved up on tablet, a block hidden on desktop. Use the “Devices” option in the “Element” tab and on each change in the list; the device is the one used for targeting, and elsewhere the change counts neither as not found nor as not displayed.
- Editing on your site: the “Insert” tab offers the same ready-made blocks as the “Element” tab, in the colors of your page’s buttons, and what you typed stays in place if an error appears.
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