In order to design a Facebook page, you just need to make sure you set your site width a little bit smaller.

To do that, go to the “Site Presets” on Webydo’s studio and set your site width narrower than 810 pixels.

This is how Facebook explain it:

“The amount of space available to your tab app is bounded by the outer context of Facebook. It may be configured to display with a width of 520 pixels (default) or 810 pixels.”

No worries, we have removed the “Request a Demo” and brought back the support tab instead :)

Thanks for the idea.
You may set site wide colors in the site properties panel, available on the top menu.

Hi Daniel!
Thanks for reaching out :)

Please check out this article on “How to View Source Code”:
http://www.wikihow.com/View-Source-Code

Hi Alex,
You can ad as many submenus as you wish. There are two ways to do this:
1. In the Pages and Navigation Window, choose the menu you wish to work on.
Next, on the left of every category, there is a drag and drop icon – grab it and move a category to the right.
Now its nested under the one on top of it.
You can do it again for another category underneath it.

2. In the menu itself, let’s say it’s a horizontal one – click the + icon on any category to create a subcategory.
Do it again to the new category to create one underneath it.

I don’t understand the second question. Did you mean you want to create a new page with the Menu Element and not the Pages and Navigation Window?

Thanks for the suggestion!

Hi,
Did you try the galleries under the Galleries dropdown in the Elements Panel? They have the option for pop-up navigation with added arrows.
Thank you for the suggestion!

In order to achieve a fix position after, or before a transition, you should add the effect called “Delay After” or “Delay Before”.

This will keep the element in a fixed position, for as long as you set it.

Please try this and let us know here if it works for you,

Hi Samuel, thanks for adding your idea.

I really think this article will make it a bit easier for you to create forms:
http://participate.webydo.com/knowledgebase/articles/174240-the-form-element

Please give it a try and let us know what think by commenting to this post.

Thanks!

Thanks for the feedback!

Have you tried embedding sound using Webydo’s Widget element?

Check out how to here: http://participate.webydo.com/knowledgebase/articles/174248-the-widget-element-

Have you tried using the Drag Handle Tool for moving all element together?

With this tool you can easily move your entire design up or down while preserving every element’s placement.

To use it, select any element, and notice the icon on the top left.

http://knowledgebase.webydo.com/All-Articles-/73352136/The-Drag-Handle-Tool.htm

Thanks for the idea.

By the way, after you set a title style, the next article will have the same style of the last one.

Try it out.

Hi Antoine,
Thanks for the feedback!

On your Webydo dashboard, there is a tab called “Share”, where you can share sites you have created as a template.

After choosing your desired site, you may copy the link and give it to your client.

The link will allow him to create a site that is a duplicate of your chosen site.

Thanks for the feedback Sam!

You may now find the pricing plans here, as part of the site:
http://www.webydo.com/pricing.html

Please open the text editor and check out the the options. You have there full alignment options.

To learn more about the text editor, check out this page:
http://participate.webydo.com/knowledgebase/articles/174197-the-text-element-

Is this what you were looking for?
http://www.webydo.com/support.html

Thanks for the idea, and it’s available.

We call it “Pin Position”. Just select the element you want, right click it, and choose the “Pin Position” option.

Hi Alexxi,

Thanks for reaching out!

Webydo has border options. We call the borders around elements “stroke”.

You can edit them under the “Stroke” tab on the right properties panel. You may even have different stroke sized for each side of the element.