The Pootle live editor (now called the Pootle live designer) – sneak peek video

Jan 16, 2016

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Introducing the Pootle live editor

Here’s a sneak peek video of our upcoming live editor for Pootle page builder. Our aim with The Live Editor is to make it much easier to create beautiful WordPress pages. We’re hoping to release the Live Editor in early February.

pootle live editor red from pootlepress on Vimeo.

Customer name: Greg Collett

From: Canada

About Greg: Greg’s heart is on the open road, with his bike, touring North America. Every now and then he takes a pit stop to design and build websites for nice clients.

Greg and Pootlepress: Greg has been using Pootlepress plugins exclusively for the last couple of years. He’s able to build and deliver clean and cool websites with minimal hassle, keeping his clients happy, which means Greg can get back to the open road – keeping Greg happy 🙂

Greg says: ‘Do epic s***‘

Uses: Storefront Pro and Pootle Pagebuilder.

www.gregcollett.com

www.bladecarbonwheels.com

Comments

20 responses to “The Pootle live editor (now called the Pootle live designer) – sneak peek video”

Clair

January 20, 2016

wow!

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1. Jamie Marsland
  
  January 20, 2016
  
  Thanks Clair, wow is a good reaction 🙂
  
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Huw

January 20, 2016

Looks fantastic! Well done all at Pootle

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1. Jamie Marsland
  
  January 20, 2016
  
  Thanks Huw 🙂
  
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Karen

January 20, 2016

Amazing! Looking forward to hearing more about this.

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Donald Teel

January 20, 2016

Great work… a real solution to users who need the live visual. A time saver!

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Kevin

January 20, 2016

Finally a LIVE editor. Getting away from the back-end and testing the front-end look and feel. Tweak then test, move then test, enlarge then test, shrink then test get coffee and then test some more. Great work guys.

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1. Jamie Marsland
  
  January 20, 2016
  
  Thanks Kevin, that’s the idea 🙂
  
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Kris

January 20, 2016

Will this be free for license holders of page builder?

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1. Jamie Marsland
  
  January 20, 2016
  
  Hi Kris, this is for the Pootle page builder not the Canvas Page Builder. Hope that makes sense 🙂
  
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Jordan

January 20, 2016

This looks a real time saver! Super exiting addition to the WordPress platform. Thanks, PootlePress!

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Scott

January 20, 2016

Hi Jamie,

I’m very interested in the Pootle plugins, however last time I tried one, i found that I could no longer use Yoast SEO to manage the SEO of a Pootle-created page, so I had doubts about how any Pootle-generated pages would have negative SEO impact, and refrained from using further.

What’s your thoughts on using your plugins with Yoast please?

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1. Jamie Marsland
  
  January 20, 2016
  
  Hi Scott,
  
  The page builder is SEO friendly, the issue with Yoast was caused by an update to Yoast on how it analysis and reads pages. This is only related to how yoast reads pages and has no negative impact on SEO. fyi we’re rolling out a fix for the Yoast issue in the next couple of weeks 🙂
  
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  1. Scott
    
    January 21, 2016
    
    Hi Jamie,
    
    Thanks for the response. I’ll keep an eye out for the fix and then give it another go.
    
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Julia Morgan

January 21, 2016

So impressive. You make my job so much easier, but never rest on your laurels. If you had stock, I’d invest in it.

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1. Jamie Marsland
  
  January 21, 2016
  
  Thanks Julia – one day maybe 🙂
  
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Gary France

January 21, 2016

Looks amazing. Can’t wait to try it out. Thanks

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1. Jamie Marsland
  
  January 21, 2016
  
  Thanks Gary 🙂
  
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Steve Thomason

January 21, 2016

Looks great. Can’t wait to try it.

Have you found that there is a limitation to how many rows you can have on a page? I het past six and it seems to get a little confused.

I love page builder. Keep it up.

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1. Jamie Marsland
  
  January 22, 2016
  
  Hi Steve,
  
  Thanks for the feedback – we’ve had customers running page builder with 90 rows so you shouldn’t have a problem with 6. This could be a server issue, but it handles multiple rows 🙂
  
  Kind regards,
  Jamie
  
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