The menu on this page is a block
The Navigation block makes drop-down menus, full-width mega menus and the phone’s burger menu. Its submenus open on hover or on click, and with the keyboard.
Every part of your pages already exists as a block
A heading, a photo, tabs, an FAQ or a form: drop in the block, then fill it in. It takes on your site’s style as soon as you drop it in.
Over 1,700 icons
YouTube videos, maps and calendars
Tabs and menus you can use with the keyboard
Pop-ups and side panels
Choose your blocks by what you want to do
Lay out
Container, separator and spacing
Write
Headings, paragraphs, lists, tables and code
Show your photos and videos
Media, icon, embed and PDF document
Organize a lot of content
Tabs, accordion, slider and carousel
Guide your visitors
Menu, button, breadcrumb and table of contents
Display your content
Content list, filters and search
Receive requests
Form and its field types
Let the visitor choose
Language, appearance, animations and cookies
Your sections line up in columns, in rows or on a grid
The Container block stacks its blocks, lines them up in a row or places them on a grid. Change the layout and its content stays in place.
Choose the number of columns for each screen: four cards on a computer, two on a tablet and one on a phone.
Add a link to a card and its whole surface becomes clickable.
Your headings, tables and code snippets stay readable
Every heading keeps its rank in the page outline, even when it looks like a smaller heading. The outline stays correct for Google and for screen readers.
Merge cells and alternate the row colors of your tables. A code snippet copies in one click.
Your photos, videos and icons are set for each screen
Choose, screen by screen, the point of the image to keep in the center. A face stays in the frame in portrait and in landscape.
A video starts on click, once when it appears, on a loop, on hover or in step with scrolling.
Paste the address of a YouTube or Vimeo video or a Calendly calendar to show it on the page. A Google Maps map shows with the code Google gives you to embed it.
Choose from over 1,700 icons, including over 450 animated ones, or add your own.
Your visitors browse a lot of content without getting lost
Tabs, the accordion, the carousel and the slider hold several pieces of content in one place. You set them in the block’s panel and they work with the keyboard as well as with a finger.
For content of equal importance
Your wines, your packages or your services each get their own tab. The bar sits at the top, at the bottom or on one side.
Your tabs can turn into an accordion on a phone. The ones you are reading are made with this block.
For an FAQ or terms
The visitor opens only the questions that concern them.
The frequently asked questions at the bottom of this page form an accordion.
For a row of photos or cards
Your carousel scrolls continuously, with arrows, with a finger or in step with the page.
The “Why Lovely Render?” cards on our home page scroll this way as the page goes down.
The Slider block shows your photos one at a time.
Your visitors find their way from one page to the next
Your buttons open a page or a pop-up
A button leads to a page, or opens a form over the page, in a pop-up or a side panel.
Your breadcrumb builds itself
It shows the path from the home page to the page being read without you typing it. Google gets it too.
A table of contents for long pages
It picks up the page’s headings and marks the one the visitor is reading.
The previous and the next article
You place these links once for all your articles, including the ones you will write tomorrow.
Your lists fill up with your new content
The Content list block shows your articles or your properties as cards. The visitor filters, sorts and searches the list. Each new piece of content appears without you touching the page again.
Your contact and quote forms are built in the page
Each field of your form is a block. There are all kinds, from a date to a file upload.
A field can appear only depending on an answer. A long form splits into steps.
Your visitors send their request without an anti-bot test.
Your visitors choose their language, their appearance and their cookies
The visitor’s language
The language switcher leads to the same page in the other language. A banner offers the page in the visitor’s language when their browser asks for another one.
Light or dark
The button in this page’s header switches the site to light or dark on every page.
Fewer animations
A button lets the visitor reduce animations across the whole site.
A cookie banner in your colors
Your consent banner is made of blocks, like the rest of your pages.
Start from a ready-made section
Insert a laid-out section, then edit it like the rest of your page.
Find every block, family by family
Lay out
- Container, as a block, a row or a grid
- Simple block, for a figure or a label
- Smart separator
- Spacing
Write
- Heading, from H1 to H6
- Paragraph and list
- Quote and pull quote
- Advanced table and simple table
- Code, highlighted and copyable
- Content field, for a property’s price or floor area
Show
- Media, image or video
- Icon
- Logo
- Embed, for a video, a map or a calendar
- PDF document
- Audio and file
- Media credits
Organize
- Tabs
- Accordion
- Slider
- Carousel
- Overlay, as a pop-up or a side panel
Guide
- Navigation and drop-down menu
- Primary, secondary or tertiary button
- Breadcrumb
- Table of contents
- Post navigation
- Post type links
Display your content
- Content list, its filters and its pagination
- References
- Search
- Opening hours
Receive requests
- Form, in one step or several
- Form field, in seventeen types
Let them choose
- Language switcher
- Language suggestion
- Appearance switcher
- Motion switcher
- Consent banner
- Cookie table
WordPress text blocks get the same style and animation settings as ours.
Can I set up tabs or a carousel without writing code?
Yes. Everything is set in the block’s panel: the number of items, the way it scrolls and the look of each state.
Do my tabs and my carousel work on a phone?
Yes. Your visitors swipe them with a finger, and a carousel can stay still when everything fits on the screen.
Does a slider that turns on its own bother some visitors?
Yes, which is why yours does not turn until you decide it should.
Can I add a YouTube video, a Google Maps map or a Calendly calendar?
Yes. Paste the address of the video or the calendar into the Embed block. For a map, paste the embed code Google Maps gives you. The block only accepts known services, to protect your site and your visitors.
Can my FAQ appear in Google?
Rarely. Your FAQ is described to Google as questions and their answers, but Google now shows it only for a few official sites.
Do the blocks from my current WordPress work here?
Yes, most of them. Your groups, columns and galleries pasted from another WordPress become our blocks with their content. Your images need to be uploaded again. A few blocks do not exist here, like comments or RSS feeds.
Do I have to style each block by hand?
No. Change a registered style and every block that uses it follows.