Change the order of sections on your website

Updated 22 October 2026

The Short Answer

In My Page, each section heading carries Move Up and Move Down. Press them to put your strongest section first — videos above listings, guides above your team. The arrows are only there while you are editing; a visitor sees the order, not the controls.

Your card stays at the top. This is only about what a visitor meets under it.

How do I change the order of sections on my website?

The arrows only show while you edit in My Page:

  1. In the left rail, open My Page.
  2. On your page in the middle, find the heading of the section you want to move — Listings, Videos, Guides and so on.
  3. Of the two round arrows at the heading's right, press Move Up to move the whole section one place up — or Move Down to move it one place down.
  4. Press again for each further place.

The section moves on your page as you press, and the order saves itself — there is nothing else to press. A visitor sees the new order, never the arrows; Preview at the foot of Configure Page shows it as they will.

Why is an arrow greyed out?

A section at the top has nothing above it, so Move Up is drawn but cannot be pressed; the same at the bottom for Move Down.

They stay drawn rather than disappearing, so the heading does not jump under your finger as a section travels up the page.

Why did one press move it past two sections?

The arrows step through what is actually on your page. A section with nothing in it is not drawn, so it is skipped rather than swapped with — otherwise a press would appear to do nothing at all.

The skipped section keeps its place in the running order. Fill it later and it appears where it always was.

What is the order to start with?

There are 10 sections, and the shipped order is Listings · On the Map · Videos · What Clients Say · Webinars · Guides · Articles · Socials · Team · Frequently Asked Questions.

Anything you have not moved keeps its place, so you only rearrange the parts you care about. A section added to PropKaki later slots in beside its usual neighbour rather than landing at the bottom of your page.

What should go first?

Whatever makes your case fastest. An agent with 16 videos and 6 listings is better read videos-first; someone with a full book should leave Listings where it is.

Whichever of Listings and On the Map sits higher is the one a visitor meets first, and a visitor can still flip between Grid and Map for themselves.

Your card — photo, headline, track record and buttons — is always at the top and does not move.

Still Stuck?

Ask PropKaki in the chat — it answers most of these directly — or message the team.