Layers Panel Search in Website & Funnel Builder

Modified on Tue, 16 Jun at 4:39 AM

What's New?
Introducing Layers Panel Search — a search bar built directly into the Layers panel of the platform Website & Funnel Builder that lets you find any element on your page instantly. Search by name, type, or element ID and jump straight to it — no more scrolling and expanding a deep layer tree to find what you need.
Why This Feature?
On content-heavy pages, the Layers tree gets long and deeply nested. Finding one specific element — a particular image, a button, a section buried inside columns — meant manually expanding branch after branch. Layers Panel Search eliminates that friction: type what you're looking for and go straight to it.
Key Highlights
  • Search by Name, Type, or ID – Match elements by their title (e.g. "Headline"), their type (e.g. "Image", "Column"), or their element ID
  • Instant Flat Results – Matches appear in a flat list grouped under Page / Popup, with a live match count
  • Click to Jump & Select – Click any result to select and scroll to that element on the canvas, opening its settings
  • Full Actions from Results – Hide/Show, Edit, Clone, and Delete directly from each result's ⋯ menu
  • Color-Coded Icons – Sections, rows, and columns keep their familiar icon colors in the results list
  • One-Click Clear – Clear the search to return instantly to the full Layers tree
How to Use
Access
: Website/Funnel Builder → Edit Page → Layers panel (left toolbar) → Search layers
Steps:
  1. Open the Layers panel
  2. Type an element name, type, or ID in the search box
  3. Click a result to jump to and select that element on the canvas — or use the ⋯ menu for Hide/Show, Edit, Clone, Delete
  4. Click the ✕ to clear and return to the full layers tree
Good to Know
  • Search covers the current page's layers (both Page and Popup branches) — it does not search other pages or funnel steps
  • Matching is case-insensitive and works on partial text
  • Results update as you type; clearing the box restores the full tree
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