Glossary
The following glossary defines Builder and web design terms that appear in the Builder documentation and other resources.
A/B Testing
A/B testing allows you to create multiple variations for a page. You can style these variations differently, and these variations will be shown at random to your users. You'll be able to see the metrics for your different variations.
Align
Align icons move your content, for example text, to the left, middle, or right of a page.
Box
Boxes are containers for grouping content. A Box contains other blocks, such as Text blocks or Columns. By grouping content in a Box, you can apply styles to that Box and its contents inherit those styles.
Block
Blocks are the fundamental elements you drag onto the page as you create in Builder's Visual Editor. Examples of blocks include an Image block, a Text block, a Box block, and Columns.
Child
A child emement is a piece of content that is nested inside of another element.
Child layout
Use a child layout section to arrange child elements in their parent container.
CSS
CSS is used to style the layout of your content/pages
Dynamic content
Dynamic content is content that changes. This includes on hover, click, keypress, etc.
Element Attributes
Element attributes are identifiers you can add to an element to control that element's behavior. You can add custom element attributes to your content such as an id, class name, or a default state of checked for checkboxes. You can find the Element Attributes section near the bottom of the Style tab.
History
The history tab is where you can view your page in past states and revert back if needed. You can also view a comparison of your current page and a past state.
For more information, see the History guide.
Insights
The Insights tab features a heat map, engagement, and conversion rates for your page.
Margin
Margin is the space on the outside of a piece of content.
Padding
Padding is the space on the inside of your content.
Parent
A parent element is a block that acts as a container for other blocks.
Preview mode
Preview mode, available under the eyeball icon in the upper right of Builder's Visual Editor beside the Publish button, gives you an accurate view of what your webpage looks like before publishing.
Section
Sections keep content from getting too wide and offer stylistic consistency throughout page. Use sections as containers or parents of other elements.
Symbol
A symbol is a piece of reusable content that you can drag and drop onto a page. By default, any changes you make to a symbol update that symbol everywhere you are using it. To prevent this default behavior, you can make the symbol inline.
Template
A template is a piece of reusable content that you can drag and drop onto any page, but differs from a symbol in that any changes you make to an individual instance of template does not update other instances of that template elsewhere.
Versions
Use the Versions tab to create and iterate on a different version of a page.
For more information, see Working with Versions.
