Built a testimonials block or an offer band you want to use again? Save it to your library once, then insert it on any page in a couple of clicks. Saved sections are free on every plan.
Save a section
Open the Structure tab and find the section's card in the Page Tree.
Click its ⋯ button and choose Save to library. (The same option lives in the ⋯ menu of the section's settings panel in the Edit tab.)
Give it a name you'll recognize later and click Save section.
Insert a saved section
On any page, open the Structure tab and click the small + between two section cards (it becomes an + Add here pill on hover) — or use the + Add content button at the top to add to the end of the page.
In the content picker, switch to the Saved tab. Your library shows as a grid of cards with live thumbnails.
Click a card and the section drops into that exact spot.
What carries over
An inserted section is an independent copy — editing it never changes the saved version or any other page, and deleting or editing library entries never changes pages you've already built.
Its writing, images, layout, and any custom styling you gave it all carry over.
Anything you didn't explicitly override adapts to the destination page — a section saved from a dark green page picks up a blue page's colors automatically, and a section saved from a premium template keeps its structure and content while its styling adapts to the new page's template.
Rename or delete
Hover a card in the Saved tab: the pencil renames it, and the trash deletes it (click it a second time to confirm). Deleting a saved section never touches pages where you've already inserted it.
Limits & team sharing
You can keep up to 100 saved sections per account.
On a team account, the library is shared — sections your teammates save show up in your Saved tab too.
A couple of sections can't be saved: the page header and the compliance footer (every page has exactly one of its own).
Still need help? Click the chat bubble in the bottom-right corner of the editor, or email hello@getlandra.com.


