How fast your website loads has become more and more important lately. We recently pushed out a big feature that can dramatically speed up your website. 

One of the most requested features that we've received lately is being able to preview pages and Blog posts before they are published. We've also been wanting a preview feature for our blog for quite a while.  I'm pleased to announce that those requests have been taken care of.

When previewing a page or blog post you are actually viewing it just like you would on your live site. This means that all of your templates, styles and other site content will show on the preview page. Also, because the preview page doesn't require a log in, you can share the preview URL with your colleagues that don't have access to the administration.

A few weeks ago we introduced Content Snippets, a great way to share editable snippets of content throughout your website. Content Snippets can use a single rich text editor or use a Content Layout. However, sometimes you want to create a Content Layout that can only be used for Content Snippets or just for Pages. Well now you can.

If you've edited any pages in your website recently you might have noticed a new section of Pages called Content Snippets. I'm going to explain what Content Snippets are, why we created them and what you can do with them.

For the last few months we've been working on improving the file browser that we use with TinyMCE in Aptuitiv Studio and I'm pleased to announce that it's now ready. We've been using the TinyBrowser plugin and while it does a good job and has a fair amount of functionality it also has a few shortcomings.

This morning we pushed out a small update that has a big impact to creating navigation items. 

In the past you had to either type in or paste in the URL for a link.  This often meant that you needed to have visited the page that you want to link to and copied the URL before creating a new navigation menu so that you would know what to link to.  There were other techniques as well, but to sum it up, it was a pain.

We've made it easier.

How fast your website loads has become more and more important lately. We recently pushed out a big feature that can dramatically speed up your website. 

One of the most requested features that we've received lately is being able to preview pages and Blog posts before they are published. We've also been wanting a preview feature for our blog for quite a while.  I'm pleased to announce that those requests have been taken care of.

When previewing a page or blog post you are actually viewing it just like you would on your live site. This means that all of your templates, styles and other site content will show on the preview page. Also, because the preview page doesn't require a log in, you can share the preview URL with your colleagues that don't have access to the administration.

A few weeks ago we introduced Content Snippets, a great way to share editable snippets of content throughout your website. Content Snippets can use a single rich text editor or use a Content Layout. However, sometimes you want to create a Content Layout that can only be used for Content Snippets or just for Pages. Well now you can.

If you've edited any pages in your website recently you might have noticed a new section of Pages called Content Snippets. I'm going to explain what Content Snippets are, why we created them and what you can do with them.

For the last few months we've been working on improving the file browser that we use with TinyMCE in Aptuitiv Studio and I'm pleased to announce that it's now ready. We've been using the TinyBrowser plugin and while it does a good job and has a fair amount of functionality it also has a few shortcomings.

This morning we pushed out a small update that has a big impact to creating navigation items. 

In the past you had to either type in or paste in the URL for a link.  This often meant that you needed to have visited the page that you want to link to and copied the URL before creating a new navigation menu so that you would know what to link to.  There were other techniques as well, but to sum it up, it was a pain.

We've made it easier.

How fast your website loads has become more and more important lately. We recently pushed out a big feature that can dramatically speed up your website. 

One of the most requested features that we've received lately is being able to preview pages and Blog posts before they are published. We've also been wanting a preview feature for our blog for quite a while.  I'm pleased to announce that those requests have been taken care of.

When previewing a page or blog post you are actually viewing it just like you would on your live site. This means that all of your templates, styles and other site content will show on the preview page. Also, because the preview page doesn't require a log in, you can share the preview URL with your colleagues that don't have access to the administration.

A few weeks ago we introduced Content Snippets, a great way to share editable snippets of content throughout your website. Content Snippets can use a single rich text editor or use a Content Layout. However, sometimes you want to create a Content Layout that can only be used for Content Snippets or just for Pages. Well now you can.

If you've edited any pages in your website recently you might have noticed a new section of Pages called Content Snippets. I'm going to explain what Content Snippets are, why we created them and what you can do with them.

For the last few months we've been working on improving the file browser that we use with TinyMCE in Aptuitiv Studio and I'm pleased to announce that it's now ready. We've been using the TinyBrowser plugin and while it does a good job and has a fair amount of functionality it also has a few shortcomings.

This morning we pushed out a small update that has a big impact to creating navigation items. 

In the past you had to either type in or paste in the URL for a link.  This often meant that you needed to have visited the page that you want to link to and copied the URL before creating a new navigation menu so that you would know what to link to.  There were other techniques as well, but to sum it up, it was a pain.

We've made it easier.