Feature Requests

Every time a page is opened/refreshed, the component tray defaults to having all folders open. It would be helpful and less confusing to remember the state for each folder on a user level so it will persist across all pages and sessions.

This feature request proposes adding hover animation options for elements within Makeswift. This functionality would empower users to create more interactive elements that respond to user hover interactions, similar to the existing "Animate box/items in" feature. By incorporating hover animations, users can design web pages that are more engaging and dynamic. This can lead to increased user interest, exploration, and ultimately, a more positive user experience.

Allowing users to set elements to always be in view, commonly used with something like navigation.

Increase community, clients and designer/developer to sell templates.

Would like a feature where you can schedule a landing page to publish at a certain day and time.

The "Scroll to" option for links defaults to scrolling to an element and anchoring it to the top of the browser window. Often, sites will have a fixed navigation that will partially cover up the section once it has been anchored after auto-scrolling. It would be helpful to add an "Offset" field along with the "Scroll to" panel to allow users to provide a value that would anchor the element below the very top of the window.

Currently only pages created inside of Makeswift are visually editable. Many users will often have hardcoded pages in their host that they don't want to fully expose to Makeswift users (i.e. Terms of service), but they still want them to be shown alongside Makeswift pages and possibly contain editable regions. The first step, and separate feature , is to display all pages, both hardcoded and created in Makeswift, in the page navigation sidebar. Then developers can add editable regions to hardcoded pages, allowing users on their team to visually edit and add content to these regions.

Add Tik Tok icon for Social Links component

Adding a height control that would allow users to set a min-height for any box, almost exactly like setting the width.

A CMS in Makeswift will likely look different than a traditional CMS. Rather than a table with form fields, you will assign pages to categories. Once in a category, you will then be able to set metadata fields related to that category, like title, date, author, etc. We will then provide special components that can display feeds or lists based on these categories and metadata.