The Code section is the most flexible section in the builder.
Unlike the other sections, which come with a predefined structure, this one gives you a place to add your own custom code content.
Why This Section Matters
With this section, the sky is the limit. It allows you to add practically anything to the page that fits your setup and goals.
Quick Editor Tips
Focus on these first: Custom Code, Wrap Code with Container.
- Use this only when the standard sections cannot do what you need.
- Keep your custom code organized and intentional.
- If you are not technical, treat this section as an advanced tool.
- The wrapper toggle changes whether the code is placed inside a normal container layout or left more open.
What the Code Section is For
This section is for situations where you need something custom and the builder’s normal content sections are too limited.
You can think of it as the “anything else” section.
It can be used for:
- custom markup structures,
- special layout experiments,
- embed-like content,
- custom building blocks that do not fit the usual section patterns.
The Code Section Fields
- Wrap Code with Container
- Custom Code
1) Wrap Code with Container
What it is: A simple on/off setting that controls whether your code output is wrapped in a normal section container.
What it is used for: Helps you decide if the custom block should follow the standard content width and spacing or behave more freely.
Note: If you are not sure, leaving the wrapper enabled is usually the safer starting point.
2) Custom Code
What it is: The main field where your custom code content goes.
What it is used for: This is where you add the custom output you want the page to render.
Watch out: This section is much more advanced than the standard content sections. It gives you freedom, but it also means more responsibility for structure and quality.
When to Use the Code Section
- When a normal section cannot create the layout or content you need.
- When you need a very custom front-end block.
- When you want to extend the page beyond the standard builder sections.
When Not to Use It First
- When a standard section already does the job well enough.
- When the goal is simple and can be solved with Hero, CTA, FAQ, Feedback, or another normal section.
- When the editor is not comfortable managing custom code-like content.
Final Note
This is the section with the widest freedom. It is powerful precisely because it is not locked into one structure. If the standard system gives you rails, the Code section is where those rails end and custom possibilities begin.