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Shared components and "used on N pages"
Why some edits change more than one page, the notices that warn you, and how to change only one page.
Your site is built from pages and components. A page decides which sections appear and in what order. A component is a reusable building block, such as a header, a footer, a pricing table or a card. When the same component appears on several pages, each page shows that one component.
That's what keeps a site consistent: change the footer once and every page gets the new footer. It also means an edit inside a shared component isn't limited to the page you're looking at.
The warnings you'll see
- Header and footer. When you select the site header or footer, a notice appears at the bottom of the canvas: Editing the site Header — changes affect all N pages. (or Footer). The Style panel shows the same notice.
- Text in a component used on several pages. When you double-click text that belongs to a component on more than one page, a yellow notice opens under it, for example Testimonials appears on 3 pages with This edit changes all 3 of them. To change only this page, ask AI and make this requirement explicit.
- In the Navigator, a link icon on a row means Shared component — edits affect every page.
- In the Components tab, each component shows how many pages it's on (for example 3 pages).
Styling works the same way. A style you set on an element inside a shared component applies wherever that component appears.
Change only one page
Ask the AI. Say which page and that the change must apply to that page only, for example: "On the About page only, change the testimonial heading to 'What our clients say'. Don't change other pages." The AI can give that page its own wording or its own version of the section.
If a component instance on the page is itself the problem, you can also right-click it and choose Convert to regular element. That replaces the component with ordinary, editable elements on that page. If the component sits inside another shared component, a dialog tells you how many pages the conversion reaches before you confirm.