Edit a website's page together

Several people can now edit one page of a website at once, seeing each other's changes as they're made, with undo of your own.

A page of your website works the way a report's draft does: several people can edit it at once, and nobody is asked whose version to keep.

• See each other's changes as they're made, in the page and in its settings.

• See who's where. The list of blocks shows who's working on each one.

• Undo your own work. Undo reverses only your changes.

• Keep working offline. The page says Not connected, and your changes go out when you're back.

A collection's entries work together too: everyone with one open sees each other's changes field by field, Save entry saves everyone's, and Cancel takes back only yours. What Halo CRM keeps stays as it is. So do a collection's fields and page layout, and a website's settings: each section shows who's in it, and Discard takes back only yours.

Moving a page to a new address is still its own step, and everyone's page follows it. Nothing reaches readers until someone publishes. See Build a website.