STEVE.SOLERQ: 1) Can we add custom fonts for the site design?
2) Can the contents of a collection or blog be exported in case we want to import it into a new SiteJet website? For example, let's say a client comes to me a year later and says, I want a completely different site design starting from scratch, but want to transfer my blog content to the new design. This would require an export of the collection/blog content and an import of that content into the new site design. Possible?
3) Can site visitors comment, like, or share blog posts?
4) Can we let clients browse a white-labeled version of your site temple directory and could they select the one they want with the click of a button?
5) If we export a site for a client to upload to their own web host and let's say down the road they want edits and modifications to the site. Will we be able to have the original site design archived somehow so we can pull it up, make the changes, and re-export it? Also if it's archived will it count against our allowed number of sites?
6) If buying a domain through SiteJet, do you offer domain contact privacy?
Thanks!
Franzi_Sitejet
May 15, 2024A: Hi STEVE.SOL,
1. Yes, you can add custom fonts: https://help.sitejet.io/article/430-add-and-select-fonts#upload-fonts
2. Currently, it's not possible, but it's already on our feature request list. However, you can update the design of the website manually.
3. You can integrate these functionalities with custom code: https://help.sitejet.io/article/440-use-custom-html-css-and-javascript-code
4. We created this step-by-step instruction on embedding a whitelabled version of our templates into your website: https://help.sitejet.io/article/396-whitelabel#templates. Your customers cannot select the template there, but they can preview all templates on all viewports.
5. When you export the site the website project is still available in Sitejet. So you can make edits in Sitejet and export it again if you like. If it's a hosted site in Sitejet it will count against your included number of websites.
6. This should be a standard with all domain providers these days because of GDPR compliance. So when registering a domain with Sitejet and checking WHOIS the contact data will not be displayed.
Hope that helps! 😊