The cover page at the start of each section
Every section you add opens with a cover page, like a divider in a binder. Here's how to find it, add to it and change its words.
Each section you add, including ones you name yourself, starts with its own cover page, the way a paper binder has a tabbed divider before each section.
- Selecting a tab opens the section on its first page, not its cover. To see the cover, select Previous once.
- A built-in section's cover uses your theme's design, with the section's name on it.
- A section you made gets a cover in the same style, with the name you typed.
- In edit mode you can put your own text boxes, stickers, pictures and drawings on a cover, just like any page.
- Covers print with your planner, and Search Planner finds them by name.
The words on a cover are part of its design, so you can't type over them in the planner. On your own planner you can change them in Theme Studio: see change the headings and labels printed on a page. Or add a text box of your own on top.
Good to know
Renaming a section you made doesn't change the name on its cover. A cover isn't listed in Manage pages…, and it's only deleted along with its tab.
Updated September 25, 2026
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- The tabs along the top of your plannerCover, Planner and every section you add each have a tab. Select one to jump there, and use Edit to add, rename, reorder or delete sections.
- Why didn't renaming change the words on the page?Renaming a page or tab changes its name in lists and on the tab. The heading printed on the page is part of its design and stays the same.
- Change the headings and labels printed on a pageThe words printed on a page, like Class List or Daily Schedule, change only in Theme Studio, and your new words stay as typed.
- Make your own section with its own nameCreate a tab with any name, like Math Block, then fill it with pages from any section or with blank pages of your own.