Move Element
Drag any element to a new position to test layout ideas directly in the browser, without touching a stylesheet.
When you'd use it
- Try moving a testimonial above the fold to see if the page reads better
- Test a different section order before restructuring the template
- Reposition a CTA to check whether it competes with the hero
- Demonstrate a layout suggestion to a client on their own page
How to use Move Element
- Start Move Element from the popup.
- Hover to highlight a draggable element.
- Drag it to a new position — surrounding content reflows live.
- Reload to reset the page to its original layout.
Move Element FAQ
Does this generate the CSS for the new position?
No — it is a fast way to evaluate an idea visually. Once you know the arrangement you want, implement it properly in your stylesheet or template.
Why did the page jump when I dragged something?
Removing an element from the normal document flow reflows everything after it. That reflow is useful information: it shows how much the layout depends on that element's position.
Can I move an element into a different container?
Dragging repositions the element visually so you can judge the idea. Reparenting it properly is a template change, which is the step to take once you know the arrangement works.
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