What Are Sites?

Kyrios includes two site types: Funnels and Websites. Funnels are best for a guided sequence of pages, such as lead capture, booking, or checkout flows. Websites are best for standard web pages, such as a homepage, about page, contact page, or service pages.

Funnels support split testing. Websites support website-style page management and online store use cases.

Use a Funnel when the visitor should move through a specific sequence. Common funnel use cases include:

Funnels use Steps instead of standard pages.

Use a Website when you need standard pages that visitors can browse in any order.

Common website use cases include:

Websites use Pages instead of funnel steps.

When creating a new funnel or website, you can start from a template.

Templates help you start with a prebuilt layout that can be edited after it loads.

The Site Builder is the visual editor used to build both funnels and websites. Use it to add sections, rows, columns, elements, styling, tracking code, SEO metadata, mobile edits, and publishing settings.

A page must contain a section before you can build content inside it. Use the Add icon to add sections, rows, elements, global sections, templates, and other builder items.

Kyrios pages use this structure: Section > Row > Column > Element

Sections are the largest containers. Rows sit inside sections. Columns sit inside rows. Elements sit inside columns.

To edit a section, row, column, or element, select it on the page or click its gear icon. The settings panel opens on the right side of the builder.

Use settings to adjust spacing, colors, fonts, visibility, backgrounds, actions, and other options.

When you hover over an element, Kyrios displays controls for editing, moving, cloning, expanding, or deleting that item.

Use these controls carefully because deleting an item removes that object from the page.

The Layers panel shows the full structure of the current page. Use Layers when you need to find, select, or organize nested items on the page.

The Pages panel lets you move between pages while editing. Pages can also be accessed from the page dropdown in the builder.

Use Tracking Code to add a header or footer tracking code to the current page.

Tracking code is commonly used for analytics scripts, pixels, or third-party tracking snippets.

Use Custom CSS to add page-specific CSS.

Only add custom CSS if you understand the code or have developer support.

Use Typography to set the page’s default headline font, content font, text color, and link color.

Typography settings help keep page text consistent.

Use Background to set a page background image or background color.

This background sits behind the page sections unless a section, row, column, or element has its own background.

Use Popup Settings to create and edit page popups.

Popups can be triggered by button actions or popup display settings.

Use SEO Meta Data to edit page information used by search engines and social sharing previews.

SEO metadata can include content details, keywords, author information, social image settings, links, tags, and language settings.

Use Preview Custom Codes to load custom code inside the builder preview when the code was installed successfully.

If custom code does not work as expected, review the code with a developer.

The builder supports 2 Column Mode and Auto mode. 2 Column Mode keeps the page and settings panel side by side. Auto mode allows the builder to adjust the layout automatically.

Use Undo and Redo to reverse or reapply recent changes during the current editing session.

Undo and Redo are session-based. If you leave or reload the builder, earlier changes may not be available.

Use the top-right builder controls to manage page changes.

Saved changes are not live until the page is published.

Use the desktop and mobile icons to switch between editing views.

Desktop and mobile views can be adjusted separately when an element has responsive settings.

Element visibility can be controlled from the element’s Advanced settings. Use visibility controls when an element should appear only on desktop, only on mobile, or on both.

Some element settings include device-specific controls.

Funnels and Websites access products differently. In Funnels, select the funnel step and open Products. In Websites, open the page menu and select Products.

Use product settings when a page contains order forms or checkout elements.

The Stats tab shows page views, opt-ins, sales, and earnings/page view for the selected funnel or website.

Use stats to review page performance over a selected date range.

The Settings tab controls site-level configuration. Use it to manage:

Funnels and Websites manage page publishing settings differently. In Funnels, select the step and open Publishing. In Websites, open the page menu and select Settings.

Use these settings to edit the page or step name and path.

Make sure the page has a section, row, and column. Elements must be placed inside a column.

Use mobile view, visibility settings, or device-specific controls to adjust the mobile version separately.

Click Save, then Publish. Saved changes are not visible to visitors until published.

Open Layers to locate the element inside the page structure.

Global Sections are saved sections that can be reused across multiple pages. When a Global Section is updated and saved, the update applies everywhere that the Global Section is used.

Template Sections are reusable saved sections. Unlike Global Sections, changes to a one-place Template Section do not update every other place where that template was used.

Funnels are step-based page sequences used for a specific goal, such as capturing leads, booking appointments, or completing a checkout process.

Yes. Use Mobile Mode and responsive settings to adjust how sections, rows, columns, and elements appear on mobile.

No. Saving stores the current draft. Publishing makes the saved version live.