More Advanced Website Builder (like Webflow, Elementor, Clickfunnels 2.0)
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Matthias Loeffel
Creating websites and funnels inside GHL in quite basic as of now. It would be fantastic if we could have a way more advanced builder with lots more visual styling settings, Flexbox, CSS Grid, States (hover, active), advanced styling of elements, Divs, Colors, Gradients, CSS filters, text span, components, global styling, variants ... just as it is possible in Elementor, Webflow, or even the new Clickfunnels 2.0 builder.
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Brady Haynes
This has been in Progress and asked for over a year ago. PLEASE PLEASE provided a tentative timeline for release. I have so much work I'm putting on hold, pushing off clients with the expectation this will be delivered in some near future.
TENTATIVE TIMELINE FOR RELEASE PLEASE :) Are we looking at days? Weeks? Months? Quarters? Please, any update on your end?
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Dedrick Archer
Are there any updates on advancing the website and funnel builder? Due to the extreme limitation, I am having to reconsider GHL's value or my clients as I already have to build and host websites in Webflow, and embed GHL features. We as the user NEED a true web design builder thats inline with Webflow, Elementor, Framer, Wix, hell even Figma Sites for the cost to justify continued use of GHL.
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Joseph Spinelli
Following up on Jeromy's comment, would love an update on estimated time for this to go live!
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Jeromy Waunch
Is there an updated ETA on this?
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Zeus Tabak
Exactly, some nice image slider where you can see the edges of two images that are on the side.
Also a moving carousel and most importantly ipad and tablets responsive as right now it always cutting the edges of the website page
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Ed Pushman
Yes, though it’s probably been cover by all the other comments on this request, I am relatively new to HL and am working with the site builder. I have used WP builders like Thrive and Elegant Themes before and they have things called “decorations” to apply to the top or bottom of sections (or rows or columns for that matter), so that the transition between them isn’t just a straight line.
It can be changed to waves, or bubbles, or slopes, or curves, or a city scape outline, etc, etc, and any colour applied to them to make the different blocks look more interesting.
Obviously not something to be overdone, but can make a site more visually appealing. Example pic from Elegant attached and documentation from Thrive Architect. I guess one could achieve similar using pictures within a section but it’s not as easy as a prebuilt code that can be applied.
Marcus Teh - yeah, exactly. As I said I know it is do-able with an image, as you have done. But with WP (with the right builder) they come as pre-configured objects to add to top or bottoms of sections, etc.
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Nicky Kalliongis
Breakpoints and tablet responsive as well please
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Valerie Tremblay
Indeed, it also needs to be more intuitive for computer vs cellphone view. Its very frustrating trying to play with the margins without moving objects around.
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Manni Piepers
Highlevel, when will this be fixed? It's about time to fall like that...
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Kim Pomares
I would vote that down, actually. Simplicity and web load speed is more important
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Shane Veldhuizen
Kim Pomares they aren’t at odds with each other the slightest, of done correctly. UX Matters and there’s no chance I’m building a site in GHL
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