Releases & updates.

Create custom HTML tags to design elements with additional CSS capabilities that are not yet available from the App Market. Examples include countdown animations, breadcrumbs, tooltips, charts, cursor changes and scroll interactions.

Get professional, editable suggestions for text & visuals for any business type. All suggestions are prepared & curated by our in-house content & design teams.

You can now drag in a Site Search component from the Add panel, so website visitors can quickly find what they're looking for.

Add a variety of interactions, including transforms, to any element on hover.

Set your preferred pathway for grabbing layers on your canvas. Choose to start from the parent container or child element on first click.

Add Selection Tags to any user input form and connect them to your database collection. This allows visitors to select and submit multiple choices.

Save individual elements as local design assets—or to a design library for your whole team to access and reuse.

Add and manage site apps, like eComm and blog solutions, from within the Editor X workspace.

Add rules to make any site form conditional. This means the form can adapt and reveal new fields in response to visitor input.

Set custom roles with granular permissions for each site contributor and member of your team—from designers to developers and SEO experts. Let everyone focus on what they do best for seamless collaboration on every site.

Communicate with your team in real time on Editor X. Write comments, assign them to a team member and link them to a specific element on the canvas.

Add live chat to any site to enable instant conversations with site visitors.

Find brand new hamburger menu components in the Add panel. They're vector images, so you can easily replace and scale them—plus, each one comes with a separate X icon for closing.

Discover 3 new responsive templates for displaying dynamic content from a collection. Choose from Team, Projects or News templates to accelerate your flow.

Drag gridlines directly on the canvas to resize columns and rows.

In Dev Mode, you can now display element IDs in the Layers panel to keep track of each element on the canvas. Rename IDs from both the Layers panel and the Properties panel for an efficient workflow.

See what's new in Editor X, right from the canvas. From feature releases to updates and Academy resources, always stay up to date with this handy news feed.

You can now find a selection of containers in the Add panel with grids already built in. Choose from 6 common grid layouts as the base for your designs.

In Dev Mode, you can now manually control the height of the IDE and the width of the Site Structure panel to improve your coding experience.

Save color palettes, text themes and assets in design libraries that can be shared with teammates and applied on any site in your account.

Accelerate your design process with grouping. Drag, resize, duplicate and arrange multiple elements at once. Any animation you apply affects the whole group.

A brand new selection of designed boxes are available from the Add panel, created by our in-house studio. All boxes have built-in responsive behavior.

When you create a Master, you can now define whether it's a regular section, a header or a footer. This improves site accessibility and helps keep your Masters panel organized.

Control the behavior of fixed site headers with move, fade and fill-color effects.

Use iFrames to display visual content from external servers, for example, a weather widget, stock widget or calendar.

Drag in new pre-designed, responsive forms from the Add panel. Choose from categories like contact forms, sales leads and job applications.

Save sections you've already designed and reuse them on any site in your account.

Cut, copy and paste vertical and horizontal sections. Copying a section copies all of its data, layout and design.

When you add an app to your site, you can move the widget around, add margins and docking.

Multi-select which pages you want to appear on each menu component.

Get automatic focal point optimization on images with prominent facial features.

Rename the items in your layers panel so they're easy to identify.

Select which type of layout you want for every new section. Instantly select either Blank, Grid or Layouter.

Choose whether or not elements autodock when moving and resizing.

Add spacing around the edges of any container—including sections, stacks, lightboxes, Layouters and pages. This means you can still drag elements around freely but they'll always keep a certain distance from the edge.

Quickly switch your grid using different preset suggestions. Useful for redesigning per breakpoint.

Create and save your own site themes with custom color palettes and text styles.

Reuse designed elements across multiple Editor X sites.

Streamline your work with handy keyboard shortcuts.

Pin any element to the screen, so it stays visible during scroll. Set a specific point where the element unsticks and scrolls with the rest of the site.

Quickly grab the layer you need using right click and selecting the element from the listed layers.

From preview mode, you can choose the exact viewport width and height you want to review—and you can also jump between pages.

Copy design attributes from one element to another—either from an element at a specific breakpoint, or the way it's styled across all breakpoints.

Set vertical sections—like sidebars—as Masters, so you can save and reuse these designs on any site page.

Break up a stack to remove elements from their Flex container. Unstacking elements gets rid of the vertical relationship between them, so they may overlap when the viewport width changes.

Add a forum to any site. Create a members area, set permissions and more to encourage a thriving online community.

You can now see which editor a site was created on from the My Sites list in your dashboard.

Create as many custom menus as you want, and choose which menu items appear on each one. You can also add subitems, dropdown menus and control a menu's resize behavior at each breakpoint.

Control the behavior of content in the case of overflow. Choose to show all of it, hide some, or scroll to reveal more.