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The Elements manager (مدير العناصر) controls which building blocks — the elements and components you drag onto a page — are available inside the Builder. Turning an element off hides it from the editor; turning it on makes it available again. You’ll find it in your site dashboard under the Builder (البلدر) section, alongside the Builder’s other advanced settings.
This is an advanced, optional setting. By default every element you need is already available, so most sites never have to open the Elements manager. Use it only when you want to deliberately simplify the editor.

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What it’s for

The Builder ships with a large set of ready-made elements — things like headings, text, buttons, images, columns, and more. The Elements manager is where you decide which of those appear in the editor’s element list. Common reasons to use it:
  • Tidy up the editor — hide elements you never use so the list you scroll through is shorter and faster to work with.
  • Keep your design consistent — disable elements you don’t want appearing on your site, so your pages stay on-brand.
  • Re-enable an element — if a block you want isn’t showing up in the Builder, turn it back on here.
Disabling an element only removes it from the editor’s list of things you can add. It doesn’t change pages you’ve already built, and you can re-enable any element at any time.

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Open the Elements manager

1

Open your site dashboard

From your account portal, click Glowply dashboard to open your site dashboard in a new tab.
2

Go to the Builder section

In the left-side menu, open the Builder (البلدر) section and find its advanced settings.
3

Open the Elements manager

Choose Elements manager (مدير العناصر) to see the full list of available elements.

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Turn elements on or off

1

Find the element

Browse or search the list for the element you want to change.
2

Toggle it

Switch the element off to hide it from the editor, or on to make it available again.
3

Save your changes

Save so your choices take effect. The next time you open the Builder, the element list reflects what you enabled.
Not sure whether you’ll need an element later? Leave it enabled. There’s no downside to keeping an element available — it simply sits in the list until you use it.
Avoid disabling an element that’s already used on a published page. Removing it from the editor can make that element harder to find or edit later. If you’re unsure, leave it enabled.

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Frequently asked questions

No. It’s entirely optional. Every element you need to build a normal site is already available by default — you only open the Elements manager if you want to hide elements you don’t use.
Disabling an element removes it from the list of elements you can add in the Builder; it’s meant to declutter the editor. To keep things safe, only disable elements you aren’t already using, and re-enable an element if you need it again.
Open the Elements manager and check whether it’s turned off. If it is, switch it back on and save, then return to the Builder — it will appear in the element list again.
No. The Builder library and Template library are collections of ready-made designs you can insert into a page. The Elements manager instead controls which individual building-block elements are available in the editor.

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Where to go next

Build your pages

Learn how the Builder works and how to edit your pages.

Insert ready-made designs

Add prebuilt blocks from the Builder library.

Start from a template

Browse the Template library for full-page layouts.

Put your site in maintenance mode

Temporarily show a maintenance page while you work.
The Elements manager is one of the Builder’s advanced settings. If you just want to design pages, you can safely skip it and start in the Builder.