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Reusable sections and pages

Share one section across Plus pages with Appears on, or keep independent copies.

Quick start

  1. On Plus, open /portfolios/edit/[pid] and expand Pages in Setup. Add a second page if you only have Home. Details: Nickname, URL, and pages.
  2. Open an extra gallery (from Additional sections) or a call to action (from Calls to action).
  3. Under Appears on, tick Home and your second page. Helper text: the same content stays in sync on each selected page.
  4. Edit the gallery or CTA once. Confirm both pages show the same update in Preview.
  5. You should now have one section on two pages — not two separate copies.

Extra pages and sharing a section onto a second page require Plus (multi-page-portfolio). Free and Pro have 1 page. Styling a shared section in theme Layers updates every page it appears on: Section styles, Theme editor overview.

Deep dive

Share vs Duplicate

These look similar and do different jobs:

Share (Appears on more than one page)Duplicate
What you getThe same section on each ticked pageAn independent copy with its own content
EditsChange it once; every selected page updatesEdits to the copy never change the original
DeleteDelete removes the content everywhereDeletes only that copy

Appears on is the control for extra galleries, extra projects, CTAs, and similar copies: choose every page the section should appear on.

Some original sections still use a single-page Appears on list (one page at a time). Do not assume every section can be shared. If you only see one page to pick, that section is assigned to that page only.

Pages and sharing by plan

FreeProPlus
Pages (includes Home)118
Gallery or projects248
Call to action048
Content blocks / embeds044
Share onto a second pageNoNoYes (multi-page-portfolio)

Catalog defaults. Your live plan can differ — check Pricing rather than assuming a dollar amount.

Plus extra pages: up to 8 total, including Home. You cannot delete Home, and Home’s public slug stays Home (/p/[slug] with no extra page segment). Extra pages use /p/[slug]/[page].

Free and Pro: you cannot add a second page, and you cannot share a section onto a second page. Appears on still lets you place or unplace on Home.

CTAs require Pro (custom-blocks). Free cannot add them (limit 0).

Downgrade

If you leave Plus, extra pages and over-limit sections stay saved. The public site hides what your new plan no longer allows. Extra-page URLs typically send visitors to Home until you upgrade again.

Re-upgrade brings the saved pages and sections back. Nothing is silently deleted.

Site chrome

Header, site menu, and footer are site-wide chrome. They are not page sections and do not use Appears on. Overview: Theme editor overview.

Styling a shared section

Open theme Layers, select the shared section, and change its layout or styles. Every page it appears on uses those styles. Content still edits in the portfolio editor; look lives in the theme. See Section styles.

Tips

  • Build one CTA, then tick every page it should appear on. Duplicate only when the headline or link should differ.
  • Keep extra page slugs short. Assign sections with Appears on so Home does not collect everything by default.
  • After a downgrade, leftover extra pages stay listed and locked in Setup until you upgrade again.
  • Preview the specific page after you change Appears on — preview follows the pages the section is on.

Troubleshooting

I cannot tick a second page

  • Sharing onto a second page is Plus (multi-page-portfolio). Free and Pro see a Plus upgrade path instead of working extra-page checkboxes.
  • You need at least two pages. Add one in Setup Pages on Plus.

Both pages show different content after I edited one

  • You may have Duplicated instead of sharing. Shared sections stay in sync; copies do not.
  • Confirm Appears on lists both pages on the same row, not two similarly named extras.

Extra pages disappeared after I changed plans

  • They are still saved. The public site hides pages and extras your plan no longer includes. Upgrade again to show them. Nothing was deleted.

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