Thanks for the idea. We will review it and hopefully develop it soon.

Hi Ben,
If you choose a style for the whole element, that style’s color will affect everything, including the numbers.
Any edit you will make in the right panels will do that. If you want every number to have different color – do it the same way since each paragraph (separated by the enter key) can have it’s own style inside the Text Element.

If you have more questions we are here to help!
Support@webydo.com

Hi,
Navigating between pop-up images is a great idea, we will look into it.
Let’s see what the community thinks about it.

Hi Diana,

We appreciate you feedback, however we are not sure your request is clear to us. Currently, you can define the content manager’s type of abilities as:

- Content Editing: enable the CMS user to edit existing content and duplicate whole pages. These users do not have access to design tools and to elements marked with Non-Editable by CMS.

- Full Design Abilities: enable the CMS user to have the same exact privileges that you do in terms of designing their website.

Please let us know is you find the “Content Editing” privileges insufficient to you needs.

Hi,
You can add you own HTML, Javascript or CSS to your website with the Add Code To Site feature.
- Click “Pages” to open “Pages & Navigation”.
- Hover over the page you wish to edit and click the code icon </>.
- In these boxes you can write your code.
- Note the top tabs – choose between add code to this page or all pages.

To learn more watch this tutorial:
https://vimeo.com/135547187

Thanks for the suggestion!

Hi Anton,
You can set the padding for a Text Element by selecting it (one click), and under the Properties Panel you have padding.

Did you mean something else?

Hi David,
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Thank you for this suggestion, we will look into adding this feature for our next image update.

Hi Spence,

This feature is actually available. When you assign CMS user (content manager) to one of your websites, a designated dashboard providing access to this site only is automatically created. You can learn more about the CMS dashboard in this link: http://knowledgebase.webydo.com/All-articles-/63879778/Add-Content-Manager-CMS-User-to-Site.htm.

Hi Svs,

You’re right, of course. Adjusting each breakpoint appearance is crucial when designing responsive websites. As our development plan is based on the community’s votes, we will be watching the vote count on this one.

Thanks for the feedback!

You should try the “Tabs” widget, under the “Widgets” category, in the elements panel.

The “Tabs” widget allows you to organize and display any content with custom navigation tabs.

Hi Diana, thank for reaching out.

Could you pleas elaborate some more on your request? What do you mean by linking to an image? Is the image supposed to open as a pop-up?

Thanks, waiting for your comment.

Hi there,

Most of the functions you have described already exists on the “Revision History” feature, released earlier this year. It enables you to preview older versions and changes made to your website and recover the version you like best.

Regarding your great suggestion to restore a specific action: let’s see the community’s feedback.

Thanks for the idea, we already have it!

Just click on the gallery’s main image, and you will find the “Image Transition” options on the top menu.

Hi Peter,

Thank you for this suggestion. We have been researching these features ourselves, and your feedback will probably upvote them in our roadmap.

Hi Sarah,

Thank you for your feedback. We share your view about maintaining header content hierarchy, however would like to highlight a change we have applied lately and is relevant to your idea:

Originally, each page on Webydo Studio contained header and footer sections, separated from the main content area by flexible horizontal dividers.

After implementing the Responsive Studio and considering our users requests, we found that the header divider is no longer helpful – and this feature no longer exist in new projects.