Adding and Removing Elements in AUEN

Adding Elements

1. Access the Editor: Log into your AUEN account.Open the website you want to edit.Click on "Edit" to enter the website editor.
2. Select the Stripe or Item: Navigate to the Stripe or Item where you want to add a new element.
3. Open the Elements Panel: Look for the "Add Element" button or a "+" icon in the editor. Click on it to open the elements panel.
4. Choose an Element: The elements panel will display various types of elements you can add, such as text, images, buttons, forms, and more. Select the element you want to add by clicking on it.
5. Drag and Drop: Drag the selected element from the panel and drop it into the desired location within the Stripe or Item.
6. Customize the Element: Click on the newly added element to access its settings. Customize properties such as text content, font style, size, color, alignment, and other relevant settings.

Removing Elements

1. Select the Element: Click on the element you want to remove to select it.
2. Access Element Settings: Once the element is selected, look for a delete or trash can icon, usually found in the element's settings toolbar.
3. Confirm Deletion: Click the delete or trash can icon. Confirm the deletion if prompted to remove the element from your page.

Tips for Managing Elements

• Use the Navigator Panel: The navigator panel can help you select and manage nested elements more easily.
• Consistent Styling: Maintain consistent styling for similar elements across your site to ensure a cohesive look.
• Preview Changes: Regularly preview your site to see how added or removed elements affect the overall layout and design.
• Undo Changes: Use the undo feature if you accidentally remove an element or make a change you want to revert.

Advanced Customization

• Custom CSS: For advanced users, AUEN allows the addition of custom CSS to further style and customize elements.
• Reusable Elements: Save frequently used elements as templates to easily reuse them across different pages.

Best Practices

1. Keep It Simple: Avoid overcrowding your pages with too many elements. Focus on clear and concise content.
2. Optimize for Mobile: Ensure that added elements are responsive and look good on all devices.
3. Accessibility: Use alt text for images and ensure that interactive elements are accessible to all users.
4. Regular Updates: Periodically review and update your elements to keep your content fresh and relevant.