Enable JS & CSS to be added in the <head>

The depth of visual design and widgets is good, but we there will always be something that needs a little bit more to achieve.

Squarespace & Unbounce are good reference examples where this is supported.

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Graham Robson shared this idea · April 08, 2013 · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →

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AdminAdmin (Nir - Product Manager, Webydo) responded · March 31, 2014

We’re happy to announce that you now have the ability to add your own code to any section (including the “Head” section) of your Webydo sites.

You may add and edit the code in all the site’s sections in order to have full control of your site, and to be able to easily embed widgets that need code to be added to different sections of a page.

You may also add code to your site’s CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) document, if you wish to do so.

In order to add/edit code, in the studio, click on the “Pages” link on the top menu. Next to each of your site’s pages, you will find the “Add Code” option.

Hope you like it :)

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AdminAdmin (Nir - Product Manager, Webydo) responded · March 31, 2014

We’re happy to announce that you now have the ability to add your own code to any section (including the “Head” section) of your Webydo sites.

You may add and edit code in the site’s and sections in order to have full control of your site, and to be able to easily embed widgets that need code to be added to different sections of a page.

You may also add code to your site’s CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) document, if you wish to do so.

In order to add/edit code, in the studio, click on the “Pages” link on the top menu. Next to each of your site’s pages, you will find the “Add Code” option.

Hope you like it :)

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AdminAdmin (Nir - Product Manager, Webydo) responded · March 30, 2014

We’re happy to announce that you now have the ability to add your own code to any section (including the "" section) of your Webydo sites.

You may add and edit code in the site’s and sections in order to have full control of your site, and to be able to easily embed widgets that need code to be added to different sections of a page.

You may also add code to your site’s CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) document, if you wish to do so.

In order to add/edit code, in the studio, click on the “Pages” link on the top menu. Next to each of your site’s pages, you will find the “Add Code” option.

Hope you like it :)

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AdminAdmin (Nir - Product Manager, Webydo) responded · November 13, 2013

Hi Graham,

We do believe that the ability to offer code injection points, which will allow you access to add HTML or script code within the website, is a good idea.

We are taking into consideration both UI and security issues in order to bring you the best experience possible.

Thanks for the good feedback, we hope this feature’s development will be encouraged by the community’s voting.

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AdminAdmin (Nir - Product Manager, Webydo) responded · April 09, 2013

Hi Graham,

We do believe that the ability to offer code injection points, which will allow you access to add HTML or script code within the website, is a good idea.

We are currently gathering feedback on this feature.

We are taking into consideration both UI and security issues in order to bring you the best experience possible.

Thanks for the good feedback, we hope this feature’s development will be encouraged by the community’s voting.

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Anonymous commented · January 22, 2014 19:24 · Flag as inappropriate

I agree. I would like to style tables using CSS instead of HTML and don't seem to be able. Thanks!
sameer commented · December 22, 2013 09:41 · Flag as inappropriate

Really looking forward to this. Obviously you realize that you'd bring a fantastic app-building experience for services businesses.
Anonymous commented · December 08, 2013 03:09 · Flag as inappropriate

Would love to see this feature, as I use Sitepal and want to add that feature to my website via html/javascript. ...something ike that:) Thanks!
Jonatan Rønsholdt commented · November 14, 2013 11:05 · Flag as inappropriate

I am working on some ideas for you !
I'll send it to you soon !
Keep up the good work !
Jonatan Rønsholdt commented · November 14, 2013 11:03 · Flag as inappropriate

YEEES !
keith commented · November 13, 2013 15:37 · Flag as inappropriate

woohoo!!!!
AdminAdmin (Nir - Product Manager, Webydo) commented · November 13, 2013 15:27 · Flag as inappropriate

We think we have it all figured out. I think the development of this feature will start soon.

Thanks!
Anonymous commented · November 06, 2013 10:41 · Flag as inappropriate

+1 on that feature request
Jonatan Rønsholdt commented · October 27, 2013 01:11 · Flag as inappropriate

It would be nice to add custom CSS & JS all over the site.. (i know its a large process when it comes to developing but THAT would really be truly fantastic !)
Jonatan Rønsholdt commented · October 27, 2013 01:10 · Flag as inappropriate

It would be nice all over the site.. (i know its a large process when it comes to developing but THAT would really be fantastic !)
Jonatan Rønsholdt commented · October 27, 2013 01:08 · Flag as inappropriate

Yes ! I Agree ! Custom css and javascript...
Is needed ! That is the currently biggest limitation of what you can do with webydo.

If it became possibly to add this then you would have it all ! :-)
Both design envirement, client CMS, and the possibility for custom coding !

IT WOULD MAKE THE ANGELS SING ! ;)
keith commented · September 22, 2013 22:28 · Flag as inappropriate

YES PLEASE :)
Anonymous commented · July 16, 2013 05:53 · Flag as inappropriate

**** yeahh, some custom css is definetely needed

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