Use Duplicate to make another instance on the page. Use Copy/Cut/Paste for supported section or layer selections. Use Saved Sections when you want an approved section available for reuse later.
Duplicate a section on the current page
Select the section
Open Layers and locate the section you want to reuse. Check that you selected the whole section rather than a text or image layer inside it.
Open the section menu
Open the more-options menu and select Duplicate.
Identify and position the new instance
Find the new instance in Layers. Rename it when supported, then drag it into the intended position.
Customize the copy
Edit its content and check its product, button action, links, and responsive layout before saving the page.
Copy, cut, and paste
For selections that expose clipboard actions, open the menu and choose Copy or Cut. Select the intended destination and use Paste when the editor makes it available.
Clipboard options are contextual. A section or layer can expose Copy without offering Paste at every possible destination. Paste also needs compatible content on the clipboard. The keyboard shortcuts shown in the menu are the appropriate shortcuts for your platform.
If Paste is disabled, check the selection and copied content before trying again. Copying a block of ordinary text or HTML outside Jurni is not the same as copying an editable Jurni section.
Reuse across experiences
For repeatable reuse across experiences in the same shop, save the section and insert it from Saved Sections → Saved in the destination experience. This gives your team a discoverable library item rather than relying on a temporary clipboard operation.
For content that should stay connected across its uses, use a Global Section instead.
A second instance of a Global Section is still shared content. Do not rely on duplicating a global instance to make it independent. Use Detach Global when you need a local version and verify the editor’s scope before changing it.
After copying a Buy Box or interactive section
Check the actual product/variant, subscription options, cart or checkout action, and any scroll or modal target. A design copy is not a new commerce offer. When moving work between different shops, recheck product mappings and integrations with the Jurni team.
