Homepage gallery

The homepage is set up as a scrolling gallery of six images.

To swap an image:

  1. In edit mode, hover over the section you want to change.

  2. Click Edit Section in the top right corner, then choose Background.

  3. Upload or select your new image.

Good to know: In edit mode, the gallery sections will appear stacked on top of each other. On the live site, they’ll always scroll. The first section contains a code block that powers the scrolling effect, so please don’t delete it.

Portfolio collections (Portraits, Editorial, Advertising)

  1. From the Pages panel, select the portfolio collection you want to edit. The collection panel will open on the left.

  2. To update an item’s details, click the ⋯ next to it, then Settings. From there you can change:

    • Cover image

    • Title

    • URL slug (i recommend matching it to the title)

  3. Click Save.

  4. To update the images, click into the item itself (for example, Portrait Collection 1).

  5. Hover over the gallery section and select Edit Gallery.

  6. Add, remove, or reorder the images for that story, then click Save.

Adding a new gallery: These are set up so you can duplicate an existing portfolio item and swap in new content. Duplicated items start out as drafts, so once yours is ready, open its settings and set it to Published.

Video collection (Films)

This works much like the portfolio collections.

  1. Go to Films > All Films.

  2. Click the ⋯ next to a video, then Settings. From there you can change:

    • Video

    • Title

    • Custom thumbnail (optional)

    • URL slug (i recommend matching it to the title)

  3. Click Save.

You’ll also see options for excerpts and categories. Both are optional.

Making the new pages live

When you’re ready to launch:

  1. In the Pages panel, drag every page you want in your navigation from Not Linked to Main Navigation.

  2. Drag any old pages you’re replacing from Main Navigation to Not Linked.

  3. Open the old homepage’s settings and change its URL slug to something like /home-old.

  4. Open the new homepage’s settings, change its URL slug to /home, and set it as the homepage.

  5. We recommend disabling any pages you’re no longer using (you’ll find the toggle in each page’s settings). This keeps them out of search results and makes sure no one lands on them by accident.