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Using Global Sections in the Page Builder

Learn how to use Global Sections in the Page Builder, including the new search feature that lets you quickly find saved Global Sections by name.

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  1. Overview
  2. What Are Global Sections?
  3. Accessing Global Sections in the Page Builder
  4. Searching Global Sections (New)
  5. How the Search Works
  6. Example: Filtering Global Sections by Name
  7. Why This Matters
  8. What Did Not Change
  9. Frequently Asked Questions
  10. Related Articles

Global Sections allow you to reuse shared sections across multiple pages in the Page Builder. With the latest enhancement, Global Sections now include a search field that lets you quickly locate saved Global Sections by name. This improves speed and usability, especially in workspaces with many reusable sections.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Overview
  • What Are Global Sections?
  • Accessing Global Sections in the Page Builder
  • Searching Global Sections (New)
  • How the Search Works
  • Example: Filtering Global Sections by Name
  • Why This Matters
  • What Did Not Change
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Related Articles

Overview

Global Sections are reusable sections that can be added to multiple pages and kept in sync across your site or funnel. They are managed from the Saved Sections → Global Sections area inside the Page Builder.

To improve navigation and reduce scrolling through long lists, a new search capability has been added to Global Sections, allowing you to filter sections in real time by name.

What Are Global Sections?

Global Sections are saved sections that can be reused across pages. When a Global Section is updated, those changes can be reflected everywhere the section is used, making them ideal for shared elements such as headers, footers, galleries, or review components.

They are accessed from the Page Builder when adding a section to a page.

Accessing Global Sections in the Page Builder

To access Global Sections:

  1. Open the Page Builder for a page or funnel step.

  2. Click Add Elements in the left sidebar.

  3. Select Saved Sections.

  4. Open Global Sections.

Accessing Global Sections in the Page Builder (image 1 of 3) What this shows Open the Page Builder for a page or funnel step. What this shows Illustrates the "Accessing Global Sections in the Page Builder" section of "Using Global Sections in the Page Builder". This screenshot appears in the "Accessing Global Sections in the Page Builder" section of "Using Global Sections in the Page Builder". The text alongside this image reads: Open the Page Builder for a page or funnel step. Click Add Elements in the left sidebar. Select Saved Sections. Open Global Sections. Immediately after, the guide continues: A search field is now available at the top of the Global Sections panel to help you quickly find sections you’ve already created. Image 1 of 3 Where to goOpen the Page Builder for a page or funnel step. Click Add Elements in the left sidebar. Select Saved Sections. Open Global Sections.
Buttons and menus referenced Page BuilderAdd ElementsSaved SectionsGlobal Sections
Next stepA search field is now available at the top of the Global Sections panel to help you quickly find sections you’ve already created.
All 4 steps in this procedure
  1. Open the Page Builder for a page or funnel step.
  2. Click Add Elements in the left sidebar.
  3. Select Saved Sections.
  4. Open Global Sections.

Searching Global Sections (New)

A search field is now available at the top of the Global Sections panel to help you quickly find sections you’ve already created.

How the Search Works

  • Search by full or partial section name

  • Results update in real time as you type

  • Only Global Sections are searched (Local Sections are not included)

This makes it easier to reuse content without scrolling through long lists.

How the Search Works (image 2 of 3) What this shows This makes it easier to reuse content without scrolling through long lists. What this shows Illustrates the "How the Search Works" section of "Using Global Sections in the Page Builder". This screenshot appears in the "How the Search Works" section of "Using Global Sections in the Page Builder". The text alongside this image reads: This makes it easier to reuse content without scrolling through long lists. This part of the guide covers 1 field, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: When you enter text into the search field, only Global Sections that match the entered text are displayed. This is especially useful for identifying shared components like headers, footers, or galleries in large workspaces. Image 2 of 3 What this coversThis makes it easier to reuse content without scrolling through long lists.
Fields in this part of the guide Results update in real time as you type
Buttons and menus referenced full or partial section namein real time
Next stepWhen you enter text into the search field, only Global Sections that match the entered text are displayed. This is especially useful for identifying shared components like headers, footers, or galleries in large workspaces.
All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. Search by full or partial section name
  2. Results update in real time as you type
  3. Only Global Sections are searched (Local Sections are not included)

Example: Filtering Global Sections by Name

When you enter text into the search field, only Global Sections that match the entered text are displayed. This is especially useful for identifying shared components like headers, footers, or galleries in large workspaces.

Example: Filtering Global Sections by Name (image 3 of 3) What this shows When you enter text into the search field, only Global Sections that match the entered text are displayed. What this shows Illustrates the "Example: Filtering Global Sections by Name" section of "Using Global Sections in the Page Builder". This screenshot appears in the "Example: Filtering Global Sections by Name" section of "Using Global Sections in the Page Builder". The text alongside this image reads: When you enter text into the search field, only Global Sections that match the entered text are displayed. This is especially useful for identifying shared components like headers, footers, or galleries in large workspaces. Immediately after, the guide continues: The new Global Sections search helps you. Image 3 of 3 What to fill inWhen you enter text into the search field, only Global Sections that match the entered text are displayed. This is especially useful for identifying shared components like headers, footers, or galleries in large workspaces. Next stepThe new Global Sections search helps you:

Why This Matters

The new Global Sections search helps you:

  • Quickly locate saved sections in large libraries

  • Reduce time spent scrolling through sections

  • Reuse shared components more efficiently

  • Maintain consistent design by finding the correct Global Section faster

What Did Not Change

This update does not change:

  • How Global Sections are created or edited

  • How Global Sections sync across pages

  • Permissions or access to sections

  • Local Sections or Element Templates

It is a usability enhancement only.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I search by partial names?

Yes. The search supports both full and partial section names.

Q: Does the search update automatically?

Yes. Results update in real time as you type.

Q: Does this search include Local Sections?

No. The search applies only to Global Sections.

Q: Does this affect existing Global Sections?

No. All existing Global Sections remain unchanged.

Frequently asked questions

What Are Global Sections?
Global Sections are saved sections that can be reused across pages. When a Global Section is updated, those changes can be reflected everywhere the section is used, making them ideal for shared elements such as headers, footers, galleries, or review components. They are accessed from the Page Builder when adding a section to a page.

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