The A-Z of Niice.
Everything you add to a page is a block, like images, videos, text, a color palette and folder block. You can stack blocks on the page and customize them any way you need to.
An automatically generated list of all the headings on the page. Choose which headings you’d like the content list to show in the properties panel
A vertical grouping of content. A page can have multiple columns if you’d like your content to be side-by-side
This is where admins can view all the Sites on the account, as well as advanced customization and access controls.
You can edit the URL of your Site to make it feel more like your brand.
An editor can edit the page content
A state that allows you to make changes to the page content
A mini-DAM block that you can add to a page. You can upload content to the folder block and make it available to download.
A team of people who share specific roles or tasks. You can invite groups to pages so you don’t have to invite people individually. Examples of groups might be things like Executive Team, Distributors, Visual Design or Brand Team.
Page owners can edit the page content, and share it with others
A blank canvas where you can add content blocks, like text, images, folder blocks, color palettes, buttons, and rearrange them any way you wish.
This is a log or snapshot of your page at different moments in time. You can preview or restore earlier versions.
A block that allows you to list the pages in a Site, making them easy to navigate to.
A gray box that content can be uploaded into. They’re useful for templates to create layout shapes and to show where you’d like content to be added.
A horizontal line of content on a page (like this sentence!). Rows can also be split into columns.
A group of content that’s separated by dividers only editors can see
A panel where you can view and manage all your pages by organizing them and nesting them within one another.
A Site is where you have all your brand content. You can create multiple pages, organize the navigation structure and provide access for others so they can find the assets they need.
The slash menu is a shortcut for adding content blocks and section templates to your page. You can open the slash menu by typing “/”
A block of content that is automatically updated across multiple places whenever changes are made. Synced blocks are useful for the likes of brand guidelines where the same information might exist across multiple pages.
A pre-designed layout that provides a structured starting point for any project. You can create your own custom page and section templates to speed up your workflow.
Viewers have read-only access to pages, so they can’t edit content or share the page with others