I have created a Mobirise web interface builder project successfully. But when I try and create a new project, the Publish crashed the program saving no files in the new location.
If I now open my successfully created project in Mobirise, than all my images have disappeared even though they are still in the Assets folder. Loading index.html of my first project in the browser shows everything as it should be.
I attach the PLIST file for your information.
Downloads/YB was my first project
CultConv/Mobirise a first attempt at my second project
CultConv/FrontEnd my last attempt at a second project
Any clues?
Perhaps the thing is that you changed the old project, created in early version of Mobirise.
Please update the app (the latest is v2.2) and create the new project.
Write back to us if you have any further questions or concerns. Our team is always happy to help.
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Am now using version 2.2 and am not getting the problem. Maybe something to do with version 2.
Mobirise V2.2 Beta has just started crashing on Publish function. I attach the folder containing the Mobirise data and a copy of the Crash log.
It's working again. All I did was to click the Browse button to reselect the Publish folder. So something got confused but not sure what or how.
Thank you for this info. We'll change our projects system later, maybe then it will be more stable.
Is there any reason why we can not simply add features from Bootstrap into Mobirise? For example, it would be great if I could have pop ups and there is a popup type defined in Bootstrap.
Also, your generated code contains the various css and js files that your system requires. But why not just include them using the CDN inclusion statement, as per the examples on the W3 Schools web site? That would mean your generated system is less bloated and would always remain up to date.
We are trying to keep our app simple.
You can use these links to download the latest version with the Code Editor Add-on. Please try it.
Please note that it is a special beta version, and it isn't available on our site.
It is free now, but maybe this add-on won't be available for free later.
You can edit code of the blocks, and also you can add the HTML block.
If you have some thoughts about web interface builder, please share them with us. We will be waiting for your feedback.
Some users can't have an access to CDN server, they won't be able to load pages. So we don't support it at this time.
can you help me pls. I am playing around with the html file that Mobirise generates.
In the gallery layout, I want to add two small flags, one australian and the other korea, to the bottom left and right of an image in the gallery. The example I provide has done this for the first two images only. Please ignore the hardcoded flags on the images as this was an attempt at doing it differently and I don't like to look. I need this because I want the use to be able to click on either of the flags to be presented with the interview in the chosen language.
However, when I resize the window, the flags do not remain in place but are moved to different positions. They come back to the bottom left and right corners when I bring the window back to a more normal size.
I also notice the images themselves are resized.
You can see what I mean by trying the attached Mobirise web site.
Why is this happening?
You can try these properties instead:
<div style="position: absolute; right: 0; bottom: 0; max-width: 40px; width: 20%;"> ... </div> <div style="position: absolute; left: 0; bottom: 0; max-width: 40px; width: 20%;"> ... </div>
thanks for all your help. Your css suggestions proved crucial. The new page is now up and fronting our interviews web site.
Happy if you want to use this in your advertising
Next job, to see if we can rebuild the individual interview pages with your tool.