When using Workbench Editing, users often ask about 3 areas: device-specific configuration, background image requirements, and layout changes; this section includes 4 common questions and a glossary.
FAQ
Can desktop and mobile use different layouts?
- Yes. The workbench editor supports separate configuration for desktop and mobile views.
- Open the editor and click the Desktop or Mobile tab to switch views.
- Set layouts, themes, and component content in each view separately.
What are the format and size requirements for custom background images?
- Custom background images support jpg, png, and jpeg formats.
- The image size must not exceed 3 MB.
- The recommended size is 2200 × 1200 px for desktop and 1290 × 2796 px for mobile.
- You can upload separate background images for light mode and dark mode.
Will configured components be lost after I change the layout?
- No. Components are retained when you switch layout types.
- Because the column structure changes, component positions and arrangement may need to be adjusted again.
- It is recommended to preview the result before publishing.
How quickly do published changes take effect, and can I roll back?
- Published changes take effect immediately, and users can refresh the workbench to see the updated page.
- Before saving new changes, you can use Reset to return to the last saved state.
- If you need to restore an older setup, it is recommended to keep a configuration backup before major edits.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Workbench Editor | The configuration interface used to edit workbench page layouts, themes, and component content. |
| Device View | A separate editing and display view for desktop or mobile. |
| Component | A functional or content module on the workbench page that can be edited independently. |
| Publish | The action that applies the current editing result to the live workbench so users can see it. |