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.

Thanks for the feedback! I will make sure you get contacted by our support team.

Hi Alex,
Please give us more informations on your suggestion. What kind of text options would you like to see? Could you give us a example?

Thanks for the suggestion!

This is already available. Every image has it’s own text.

Just try it, add a different text to each image.

If you have any issues with it, please contact our support team, I am sure they will be happy to assist.

Hi Liam,
You may see every image you upload to your site, in the Media Library.

Click CMD/CTRL+ M or open it from the “view” menu and you’ll be able to upload all of your images onto the Webydo system and use them to build your site.

This is a great and easy way to make the site’s images available to another designer or a CMS user working on the site.

Hi Peter,
That’s a very useful extension, thanks for the tip and all your activity in here.

Hi,
Those are both excellent points. More organised Pages And Navigation Window for large project will benefit the Studio greatly.

What would you like to see in the individual page editor? Do you think auto-save will work better?

Thank you for your great ideas!

This can actually be done :)

First you will need to create the PDF link – using our text element.

1. Link text within the text element to a file
2. Copy the URL generated after uploading your PDF
3. Select your button element
4. Link it to your URL

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to our support department!