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Editing your website directly on the page, with a preview before publishing

Lumineth Hub’s editor opens on the real rendering of your page, produced by the same Twig templates as the live site. You click a text or a photo and change it; the draft saves itself two seconds after your last keystroke. Before publishing, 13 checks run on the page.

Lumineth Hub · Under the hood

  • Dependency-free JavaScript editor
  • Twig 3 templates
  • 13 checks before publishing
  • Automatic 301 redirects
  • Google Translate, then DeepL
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Lumineth Hub editor on the “Le club” page: a clicked text, with the block’s outline and toolbar shown

Real screenshot of the Hub, demonstration data.

Your site up to date the same day, by you

On the page

You see what you change

You edit the page exactly as your visitors will see it, titles and photos included.

Draft

Nothing gets lost

Your work saves itself. You stop, you pick up later.

Before publishing

Oversights flagged

A photo with no description, a broken link, an image too heavy: each line says what to fix.

History

A way back

Every publication keeps a version. “Restore” puts it back into the draft.

How it works

From a click on a text to the live page

  1. You open the page

    From “Pages”, the editor shows the draft’s real rendering.

    Twig rendering · PHP

  2. You click and type

    Text outlined with dotted lines, “Change image”, links on the words you choose.

    Dependency-free JavaScript editor

  3. The draft saves itself

    Two seconds after you stop typing. “Preview” shows the page as a visitor would see it.

    JSON draft · MySQL

  4. The checks run

    A “to fix” point blocks the page; a “to check” point leaves it to you.

    • Photo descriptionsAccessibility check
    • Broken linksLink check
    • Oversized imagesWeight check
    • Heading levelsStructure check
    • Google descriptionSEO check

  5. You publish

    A version is kept, addresses computed, 301 redirects created, the log kept.

    Transaction · automatic 301s

Depending on your site, the published page is visible right away, or goes live on its own about 5 minutes after the last edit. The “Publish now” button sends it live within the second.

Technologies

Under the hood, piece by piece

A light editor laid over the site’s real rendering, with checks before every publication.

  • Editing

    Dependency-free JavaScript editor

    Opens fast and makes the page editable, with no external library.

  • Rendering

    Twig 3 templates

    Show the draft with the exact templates used by the live site.

  • Quality

    13 checks before publishing

    Spot the oversights that weigh on accessibility and search ranking.

  • Addresses

    Automatic 301 redirects

    A changed address breaks nothing: the old one points to the new one.

  • Languages

    Google Translate, then DeepL

    Suggest a translation in the draft, within a monthly cap.

  • Review

    Review notes

    A reviewer approves a page or annotates a block, without changing it.

  • Team

    Conflict detection

    Warns you if someone else has changed the page in the meantime.

  • Admin

    React 19 + TypeScript

    Manages the page list, the menu order and the versions.

On this module, you are the one writing. Automatic translation (Google Translate, with DeepL as a fallback) suggests a version in the draft, which you proofread before publishing. The Hub’s AI, Anthropic’s Claude models called through the Anthropic API, answers your questions in the built-in help and suggests new titles and descriptions for Google every week, which a person accepts or declines.

Shared foundation · PHP 8.2 · Twig 3 · MySQL, one database per site · admin React 19 + TypeScript · nginx HTTP/2 · monitored servers · encrypted nightly backups, copied off the server

You publish when the page is ready

Publishing

Live on your click

Nothing is live before “Publish”. The draft stays invisible to your visitors.

Checks

A blocking oversight stops the page

A “to fix” point prevents publishing until it is resolved.

Versions

A version at every publication

“History” lists the versions; “Discard draft” reverts to the live version.

Structure

Reserved for administrators

Creating, reordering or deleting a page needs the right to manage the site’s structure.

Translation

Suggested, never published alone

The translation lands in the draft; you proofread it and publish.

Review

A risk-free review

A reviewer approves a page or leaves a note on a block. They never change the page.

Frequently asked questions

How do I edit my website without knowing how to code?

Open the page from “Pages”, click a text outlined in dots and type. For a photo, “Change image”. The draft saves itself; “Publish” puts the page live.

My change does not show on the site: why?

Most often, the click on “Publish” is missing. On some sites, the page then goes live a few minutes later: the “Your site live” card on the dashboard says where things stand.

Can I go back to an older version of a page?

Yes. “History” lists the published versions and “Restore” puts one back into the draft. Nothing changes on the site before “Publish”.

Can I add a page or change the menu order?

Yes, with the right to manage the site’s structure: “New page”, then drag the page in the list for the menu order.

My site is in two languages: how does that work?

Each language has its own text. The Hub can suggest an automatic translation in the draft; you proofread it before publishing.

Can several people edit the site?

Yes, each with their own role. If two people edit the same page, the Hub warns the second one before they overwrite the first person’s work.

Let’s talk about your site

Tell me what you want to be able to change yourself. I will get back to you within 24 working hours.

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