Use this guide to make simple updates to your Ignite Pro website, including text, images, FAQs, buttons, form redirects, countdown timers, and basic page content.
For more advanced edits, such as menu changes, footer updates, multi-option forms, tags, or layout issues, please request help from the Ignite team.
Video walkthroughs
Check out this video on editing your site!
Table of contents if you'd like to skip ahead:
Table of contents if you'd like to skip ahead:
00:30 - How to login (Check out this article for more help here!). UPDATE: The login URL should be [your-url.com]/ignite-login and not [your-url.com]/wp-admin as in the video.
01:40 - How to find the page you'd like to edit
02:30 - How to edit text
05:00 - How to change photos For a comprehensive guide on updating images, including prerequisites and step-by-step instructions, refer to the new section added below this list.
05:40 - How to edit the FAQ
08:05 - How to edit icons
08:50 - How to edit buttons
10:50 - How to change the page the form redirects to
11:30 - How to edit the countdown timer
12:50 - How to save your changes NOTE: How to change tags and redirects and more..... is in the 2nd video below.
Before You Start:
You’ll need access to your Ignite Hub.
The Ignite Hub is where you can find your Ignite website login, Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Onboarding Hub, and other Ignite links.
To open your Ignite Hub:
Log in to Spark.
Scroll down on the Left-Hand Menu.
Click More Features.
Select Spark Ignite.
Click the green Ignite Hub button at the top.
Once you are in the Ignite Hub, choose the button for the tool you need, such as your Ignite Website Login.
💡 Pro tip: The Ignite Hub is your main home for Ignite links.
If you are still in onboarding and your Ignite website is not live yet, your website login details will be in your Onboarding Hub under Step 5: Review Your Ignite Website.
How to log in to your Ignite website
The easiest way to access your site is from your Ignite Hub.
In your Spark Left-Hand Menu, scroll down to More Features and select your Spark Ignite Dashboard
Click the green Ignite Hub button at the top, where you would access all your analytics links and website links.
On the Ignite Hub page, click the Ignite Website login button.
Use your website username and password to log in.
You can also log in directly by going to:
your-domain.com/ignite-login
For example:
yourwebsite.com/ignite-login
💡 Pro tip: If you forgot your password or wish to change it, click Lost your password? on the login page. You’ll receive an email with instructions to reset it.
⚠️ Need your username? If you don’t know your username, contact support so we can help you locate it.
How to find the page you want to edit
Log in to your Ignite website dashboard.
Click Pages in the left-hand menu.
Find the page you want to edit.
Hover over the page name.
Click Edit with Elementor.
Wait for Elementor to fully load before making changes.
💡 Pro tip: Use Edit with Elementor, not the regular WordPress edit screen, for Ignite website page changes.
How to edit text
In your Website admin panel, using the left-hand menu, select Pages, then All Pages
Find the page you want to edit and select Edit with Elementor.
Click directly on the text section you want to update. The editing panel will appear on the left.
Update or replace the text.
Click Publish or Update.
Refresh the live website to confirm the change.
⚠️ Important: Do not edit text that looks like this:
[spark_fields id='city']
This is a Spark Field. It automatically pulls information into your website. If that information needs to change, contact support instead of editing directly.
How to replace or update images
Log in to your Ignite website dashboard.
Click Pages.
Open the page with Edit with Elementor.
Click directly on the image you want to replace. In the left panel, click Choose Image.
Upload a new image or select one from the Media Library.
Once uploaded, you can select an image to replace it with.
Click Publish or Update.
Refresh the live website to confirm the new image appears correctly.
Pro tip: Use clear, web-friendly images. Very large image files can slow down your website.
⚠️ Caution: Avoid editing background overlays, advanced styling settings, or mobile responsiveness settings unless you are comfortable using Elementor.
How to edit the FAQ section
Log in to your website dashboard.
Click Pages.
Find the page with the FAQ section you wish to edit.
Click Edit with Elementor.
Scroll to the FAQ section.
Click the FAQ item you want to update. In the left panel, update the Question and Answer fields.
To add a new FAQ, click Add Item or the + icon.
To remove an FAQ, select the X icon next to the FAQ question to delete the item.
Click Update.
Refresh the live page to confirm the FAQ section displays correctly.
💡 Pro tip: Keep FAQ answers short and direct. This helps your prospects understand quickly and helps answer questions more accurately.
How to edit icons and buttons
To edit a button
Open the page in Edit with Elementor.
Click the button you want to update. In the left panel, update the button Text.
Update the Link field if the button should go somewhere new.
Click Publish or Update.
Refresh the website and test the button.
To edit an icon
Open the page in Edit with Elementor.
Click the icon you want to update.
Use the left panel to replace or adjust the icon.
Click Publish or Update.
Refresh the live site to confirm the icon looks correct.
✅ After editing a button: Always click the button on the live website to confirm it opens the correct page.
How to change a form redirect page
A form redirect controls where someone goes after submitting a form.
For example, a form may send them to:
a calendar
a checkout page
a thank-you page
a custom landing page
For single-option forms
Open the page in Edit with Elementor.
Click inside the form.
In the left panel, go to redirectURL.
Open Advanced.
Update the Default Value field with the correct destination URL.
Click Publish or Update.
Open the live page.
Clear your browser cache or use an incognito window.
Submit a test form entry.
Confirm the form redirects to the correct page.
⚠️ Important: If the form has multiple dropdown options, please request support instead of editing it yourself. Multi-option forms can control different redirects and tags based on what the visitor selects.
Add screenshot here: Form selected in Elementor
Add screenshot here: redirectURL > Advanced > Default Value
How to update tags on a form
Tags are labels added to a contact when they submit a form.
Tags can trigger:
Ignite automations
emails
SMS messages
workflows
internal notifications
To update tags on a simple form
Open the page in Edit with Elementor.
Click the form.
Go to ab_tags.
Open Advanced.
Update the Default Value field.
Click Publish or Update.
Clear browser cache or use an incognito window.
Submit a test form.
Verify the correct tags are applied to the contact in Spark.
⚠️ Important: Tags control Ignite automations. If you are not completely sure which tag should be used, please request help before changing it.
⚠️ Multi-selection forms: If your form has multiple dropdown options, support should handle tag updates.
How to edit countdown timers
Log in to your website dashboard.
Click Pages.
Open the page that contains the countdown timer.
Click Edit with Elementor.
Click directly on the timer. In the left panel, update the Hour & Minute field.
Review the time and timezone settings.
Click Publish or Update.
Refresh the live page to confirm the countdown is correct.
💡 Pro tip: Always double-check the timezone when updating countdown timers.
How to save changes
After making edits in Elementor, click Publish or Update.
Then:
Open the live page.
Refresh the page.
Check the change on the desktop.
Check the change on mobile, if possible.
Test any buttons or forms you changed.
If the save button is missing
This is usually a cache or loading issue.
Try this first:
Wait a few seconds for Elementor to fully load.
Refresh the editor.
Clear your browser cache.
Try again in an incognito window.
If the button still does not appear, contact support.
How to add a new program
Adding a new program is more advanced than a simple text or image edit because it may need to connect to your Ignite website, menu, forms, checkout flow, calendar, and automations.
You have two options:
Option 1: Watch the training and add it yourself
Use the advanced website editing video if you feel comfortable making the update yourself.
The advanced training video covers:
Adding a new program
Choosing an Ignite template
Cloning an existing page
Importing an Ignite template
Setting the opt-in form redirect
Adding tags so Ignite automations trigger
Option 2: Have the Ignite team add it for you
If you would rather have our team build the program page and connect the setup for you, please submit the Add a Program form.
Please include:
Program name
Type or style of class
Age Groups
Introductory offer
Retail value
Schedule or availability
Any images, copy, or examples you want used
⚠️ Important: If the new program needs to be added to your menu, footer, checkout flow, calendar, or Ignite automations, we recommend submitting the request form so the full setup is connected correctly.
What you can edit yourself
You can usually edit:
page text
page images
FAQs
icons
buttons
simple button links
countdown timers
simple form redirects
simple form tags, if you are confident
What should be handled by the Ignite team
Please request help for:
menu edits
footer edits
multi-option forms
new program setup
advanced form tags
automation-related changes
checkout or calendar redirect issues
mobile layout issues
background overlays
advanced design changes
anything that looks broken after editing
Click here 📝 to request menu or footer edits:
💡 Pro tip: If you want the team to update images or content for you, place your files in a Google Drive folder and set the folder permission to Anyone with the link can view. Include clear notes on where each item should go.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I log in to my Ignite website?
The best place to log in is through your Ignite Hub. Go to Step 5: Review Your Ignite Website and use the login details provided there.
You can also go directly to:
your-domain.com/ignite-login
I forgot my website password. What should I do?
Click Lost your password? on the login page. You will receive an email with a link to reset your password.
I do not know my username. What should I do?
If your website is live, you can find it in your Ignite Hub, or if not live, you can find it in your Onboarding Hub. Contact support, and we can help you locate the correct username.
My website is not live yet. Can I still access the login details?
Yes. If your site is still in onboarding, check your Ignite Hub under Step 5: Review Your Ignite Website. Your login details should be there when your site is ready for review.
How do I edit text on my Ignite website?
Open the page in Edit with Elementor, click the text block, update the wording in the left panel, then click Publish or Update.
Can I edit [spark_fields id='city']?
No. Do not edit [spark_fields id='city'] or any similar shortcode. These fields automatically pull information into your site. If the displayed city or location is wrong, contact support.
How do I change a photo?
Open the page in Edit with Elementor, click the image, choose Choose Image, upload or select the new image, click Select, then click Publish or Update.
Can I update my menu or footer?
No. Menu and footer edits should be handled by the Ignite team.
Click here 📝 to request menu or footer edits:
https://forms.clickup.com/9016164653/f/8cpfg9d-25476/05B7RM6ZN50G19S0H2
How do I change where a form goes after someone submits it?
For a simple form, open the page in Elementor, click the form, go to redirectURL > Advanced, and update the Default Value field with the correct URL.
If the form has multiple dropdown options, please request support.
How do I update tags on a form?
For a simple form, click the form in Elementor, go to ab_tags > Advanced, and update the Default Value field.
If you are unsure which tag should be used, or if the form has multiple dropdown options, please request support.
Why are my changes not showing on the live website?
This is usually a cache issue. Refresh the page, clear your browser cache, or open the page in an incognito window. If the change still does not show, contact support.
What should I do after changing a form redirect, or tag?
Always submit a test form entry from the live website. Confirm the redirect works and check that the correct tag was applied in Spark.













