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  1. Merge sites and copy/paste items between sites

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    Anonymous commented  · 

    I think in multiple dimensions and if I am doing creative Dev on more than 1 site, my best work is the resulting composite.

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  2. Webydo Offline Desktop Application

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  3. Upload your own font

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    20 comments  ·  Participate, Vote!  ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Admin →
    Completed  ·  AdminMichael (Head of Support, Webydo) responded

    Hi everyone,

    We wanted to inform you that you may now upload your own fonts, directly from your computer directory.

    You may also connect to your Adobe Typekit account and use your fonts in the Webydo Studio.

    To work it:

    Upload your own fonts :

    In the Webydo Studio, click on any text element. Then, in the design panel – under fonts – click, “Add Fonts.”
    Now, in the “Manage Your Fonts” window, go to the “Upload Your Fonts” tab. There, click the “upload font files button” and easily upload any font from your computer directory.

    Adobe Typekit Connection:

    In the Webydo Studio, click on any text element. Then, in the design panel – under fonts – click, “Add Fonts.”
    In the “Connect Typekit Fonts” tab, you can swiftly add your API Typekit token by following the cues.

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