Prefabs
A prefab is a saved section that you can insert into any page on your careers site. When you add a prefab to a page, the page stores a live reference to it rather than a copy — so when you update and publish the prefab, the change appears on every page that uses it automatically. Prefabs are ideal for content that appears on many pages: a promotional banner, a “we’re hiring” strip, a campaign header, or a standard footer message. Edit it once, and every page updates. To open Prefabs, click CMS in the left-hand navigation, then select Prefabs.Prefabs vs templates
Both prefabs and templates let you insert a pre-built section into a page, but they work differently:| Prefab | Template | |
|---|---|---|
| Created by | Your team | inploi |
| Scope | Your company only | All Studio users |
| Relationship to pages | Live reference — edits propagate | One-time copy — no link after inserting |
| Updates propagate | Yes — once you publish the prefab (saving alone is not enough) | No — each page is independent |
Creating a prefab
Choose a descriptive name for the prefab that explains what it is, not only where it first appears. For example, use “Three-up Department Cards” rather than “Homepage Cards”.
The prefab editor works like the page editor. Add columns and blocks to build the section layout you want. You can add any block — rich text, media, buttons, job search, and so on.
Inserting a prefab into a page
Editing a prefab
Version history
Like pages, prefabs keep a version history. Every time you save, a new version is created, and you can switch back to an earlier version from the History panel if needed.FAQs
What's the difference between a prefab and a template?
What's the difference between a prefab and a template?
A prefab is a live-linked, reusable section — edit it once and every page that uses it updates. A template is a one-time copy you customise per page. Use a prefab for shared content like a footer; use a template as a starting point.
I edited a prefab but the change didn't appear on other pages.
I edited a prefab but the change didn't appear on other pages.
Saving alone doesn’t update the live site. You need to Save & publish the prefab for the change to propagate to every page that uses it.
Can I turn an existing section into a prefab?
Can I turn an existing section into a prefab?
Yes — create a new prefab from that section’s content, then add the prefab back to your pages in place of the standalone section.