> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.gordonbyte.com/themes/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.gordonbyte.com/themes/clariss/general/demo-content.md).

# Demo Content

The demo content included with each theme offers several benefits to merchants. It serves as a valuable tool for visualizing the website design, allowing merchants to see how different elements and features will appear on their site. The demo content provides a starting point, showcasing the theme's potential and offering inspiration for customization. 

Merchants can explore various layouts, styles, and functionalities of the theme through the demo content, enabling them to make informed decisions about their website's design.

Please note that certain sections are preloaded with demo content. If the demo images persist, please disable them by following the instructions mentioned below.

## Enable/Disable Demo Content

To enable first navigate to your **Page Builder** [*(how to launch Page Builder?)*](broken://pages/QxLQgsKd9hzmnWXnN4vP#page-builder)

When inside the page builder, locate and click on the **Homepage** tab. To enable the section, select the checkbox labeled **Enable demo content**. 

To disable all demo sections, leave the checkbox unchecked.


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