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Page editor quick start guide

In this article (5)

  1. Navigation and controls
  2. Content blocks
  3. Content editor
  4. Comments and collaboration
  5. What’s next?

The page editor in Slickplan’s Content Planner was rebuilt from the ground up to make content production faster, more collaborative, and SEO-smart. This quick start guide will help you get oriented with the main regions of the editor so you can start building pages right away.

Screenshot of the Slickplan page editor with all regions labeled, including navigation and controls, content blocks, content editor, and comments and collaboration

At the top of the editor, you’ll find page navigation, project status, and other key controls. This area keeps you in sync with deadlines and makes it easy to move between pages while editing.

Screenshot of the top navigation and controls bar in the page editor, showing page name, due date, status, and editing options

Content blocks

On the left, you’ll see all the building blocks you can add to your page, including text, images, video, tables, notes, documents, forms, and code. Drag and drop these into your content editor to start structuring your page.

Screenshot of the content blocks menu in the page editor, highlighting available block types such as text, image, video, table, note, document, form, and code

Content editor

The center of the workspace is where you create and style content. Add text, format headings, insert media, and reorder blocks. Everything you build here is structured for easy collaboration and export.

Screenshot of the content editor workspace showing a text block, image block, and document block with editing controls

Comments and collaboration

On the right, team members can leave comments, make suggestions, and resolve feedback. This real-time collaboration keeps edits organized and ensures everyone stays aligned.

Screenshot of the comments and collaboration panel in the page editor, showing inline suggestions and threaded comments

What’s next?

These four regions work together to provide a structured, collaborative environment for content creation.

For a deeper dive into specific features, check out related articles:

  • Content block settings
  • Using suggestive editing mode
  • Adding and managing inline comments
  • SEO settings overview