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Add sections to build the page’s structure without recreating each layout from scratch. Use the Section Library for a new pattern, Saved Sections for a reusable copy, Global Sections for shared content, and Integrations for provider widgets.

Add a section from the library

1

Open the correct page

Open the experience in the editor and check which page you are editing. Finish any dedicated Global Section edit before adding content to the whole page.
2

Open Section Library

Select Section Library in the left toolbar. Browse the categories or search for the kind of section you need, such as a hero, FAQ, or Buy Box.
3

Select the section layouts

Select one or more templates. Selecting a template marks it for insertion; use the add action to insert your selection into the page.
4

Select Add Sections

Add the selected sections. Jurni clears the selection and returns to Layers, where you can locate the inserted sections.
5

Place and configure them

Check their position in Layers, reorder them as needed, and select each section to replace example content and configure its controls. Save the page changes when ready.

Pick the right source

After adding a section

Replace sample copy and media, verify the selected product and button action, and inspect the layout in both mobile and desktop modes. For a Buy Box, choose the real product rather than leaving a visual placeholder. If the section depends on a provider, product, or another section, configure that dependency too. For example, a review widget needs the right review provider/product mapping, and a scroll button needs a valid target.

Common questions

Why did nothing get added? Confirm you selected at least one template and used Add Sections, rather than only browsing or searching. Why is the library unavailable? In a dedicated Global Section edit, Jurni restricts the available panels. Finish that scoped edit and return to the page editor. Comment mode is also not an editing mode. Why does the section look empty? Check required configuration, device visibility, and whether a product or widget provider has been connected. The standard Buy Box template, for example, does not render a live purchasing area without a selected product.