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15 votes
Thank you for your suggestion!
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767 votes
Exciting news – we just beta launched the Blog Feature.
Start designing by selecting “Blog” in the top menu of the Studio.Here’s a preview of what’s under the hood:
Full Creative Control.
You design the look & feel of all aspects
of your clients’ blog posts and feed.Design in Context.
Design your blog in real-time, as it appears
on your website. No need for previews.In-Line Editing.
CMS users may edit freely in Content Mode,
updating their blog without affecting your design.SEO Optimized.
Set your clients up for success in search
with advanced SEO options.We’re really happy to share this feature with you so take a look, play around and design away.
Looking forward to your feedback!I would love access to test and play around with it.
Next few months? So maybe January/February 2016? If the final product is good, I don't mind waiting until early next year.
Instead of having to manually create a new page and add a "Read More" link to each article entry, it would be great if blog entries could automatically be created as new pages. This way clients can easily add their own entries in the CMS without confusion and the designers assistance.
Amanda is completely right. To have to create a new page for every single blog entry and link it to the "Articles" section isn't exactly intuitive for the clients that would be using the feature in the CMS. It's overly complex. Both designers and clients should be able to write all the content at once and then pick a split mark for the summary.
I understand that figuring out the best way of auto creating the pages for the content and disqus comments section could be a very difficult undertaking but it's the only way to make an actual feature. However, I think the results would bring in some new customers on the fence about what visual design tool to pick.
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22 votes
Thanks Marianna,
This is a great idea. We will look into it. Let’s also see if get’s more votes and comments by the community.
I do like this idea, so long as I can decide not to have changes made to one page effect all other pages made with the template. Otherwise I would just use duplicate page. It would be very useful when needing to change a theme quickly by creating the template in a site and saving it to be used somewhere else.
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23 votes
Hi Miguel,
What an inspiring Idea! It seems like many features can benefit additional sorting function, which will also complete our upcoming search tool. Let’s see how many votes this idea gets.
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86 votes
Hi everyone,
We want to let you know that we have a new feature: Page Visibility.
This new feature lets you control the visibility of each page on your website.
In the Webydo Studio, you can define any page as public, private or password protected.Public: visible to everyone (default setting).
Private: visible only in the Webydo Studio.
Password Protected: visible only upon entering a username and password (these values remain the same regardless of page).How It Works:
Go to the Pages & Navigation window.
Choose the page you wish to edit.
Click the Settings Icon.
Under Visibility choose: Public, Private or Password Protected (for this option you must enter a username and password).
Click OK and Publish.Thank you for the feedback, if you have more questions please contact our support team.
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828 votes
Hi everyone,
We want to let you know that we have a new feature: Page Visibility.
This new feature lets you control the visibility of each page on your website.
In the Webydo Studio, you can define any page as public, private or password protected.Public: visible to everyone (default setting).
Private: visible only in the Webydo Studio.
Password Protected: visible only upon entering a username and password (these values remain the same regardless of page).How It Works:
Go to the Pages & Navigation window.
Choose the page you wish to edit.
Click the Settings Icon.
Under Visibility choose: Public, Private or Password Protected (for this option you must enter a username and password).
Click OK and Publish.Thank you for the feedback, if you have more questions please contact our support team.
I too have clients who need this feature. At this time I am using another solution but I would love to be able to use Webydo for all accounts.
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37 votes
That’s an interesting idea Venu.
This could make sites even more interactive.
Let’s see how many votes this idea gets.
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43 votes
Thanks for the idea! We will take this in consideration for the next update.
Search is so important for many things and UX Design. Please, please add this!
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142 votes
Great idea!
Our Development team is researching the best way to integrate spell checking to Webydo’s text editor.We will keep you guys up to date.
I know this has been suggested before. I agree, it would be nice.
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121 votes
Under the “My Branding” tab on the dashboard, there is a section called “Publish Sites Under Your Own Domain Name”.
This will allow you to connect your own domain name and publish sites under your own name.
Instead of publishing sites under Webydo’s sub-domain like this: site123.webydo.com,
publish your sites under your own domain, like this: site123.yourowndomain.com.When previewing sites on different devices/computers before getting a domain name, having subdomains that all say "site###" is very confusing. I understand not wanting people using free subdomains but it makes it more difficult then it needs to be.
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190 votes
Thanks for the idea!
I know, there is no “auto-translate website” yet, but I think this tutorial might help a little:
https://vimeo.com/82624541I'd be very happy to see this. Being based in Los Angeles means that many potential clients will need at least a dual language website (possibly three). A server side way to switch languages would be fantastic.
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57 votes
Hi everyone,
Disqus widget is in development and will be released soon, thanks for the patience! -
12 votes
Thanks for the idea!
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53 votes
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9 votes
Thanks for the idea, we will look into this.
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264 votes
Thanks for the feedback.
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293 votes
You can now fully customize your own 404 Error page.
Tip: Design an appealing message on your 404 page so visitors will understand what happened and what they can do next.
You can see ours here.How to work it?
- For new sites: When you create a new site, a “404 Error page” will be part of your page list so you’ll be able to fully design it just like any other page.- For existing sites: In your Studio’s “Pages” menu, create a new page and make sure that the URL property is set to www.yoursite.com/404.html
What do you think?
An absolute must! A make or break feature in determining if I stick around.
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399 votes
Hi everyone,
We are happy to let you know that new galleries have been added in the studio.
You can find them in the Elements Panel on the left, just drag and drop them onto the canvas. Each gallery has it’s own unique editing options which you may change within the Design Panel.
Try them and tell us what you think, and keep suggesting new ideas.
I would love to see this. There are places I can do this outside of Webydo but it would be so much more convenient for me and for clients to have more options built in.
I need this for custom javascript widgets! For example, if I create a file that concatenates two variant values for certain images within a precise folder (ex: item1/green-shirt.jpg, item1/red-hoodie.jpg), and I want the script to pick the correct image based on the two variant values in the image name. The control over the image file name gives me control over creating unique simple scripts while my partner can still easily manipulate everything around the code :).