WebAcappella Fusion Tutorials, Tips, and Updates
The official WebAcappella Fusion blog. The Intuisphere team shares tutorials, tips, and behind-the-scenes insights about the software—from the people who make it, for the people who use it.
It’s the big day: WebAcappella Tempo, our service for creating your own website online, is now open to everyone. You describe your business, and Tempo builds the website that keeps it running. And since this is a launch, we need your help: try it out, put it through its paces, and let us know anything that’s not working or anything that’s missing.
WebAcappella Fusion 4.1.11 adds a Schedule component: a weekly schedule displayed on a real timeline, featuring color-coded activities, an instructor, a room, and filters on the published website. Gyms, yoga studios, clubs, and organizations: say goodbye to image-based schedules that no one can read on mobile devices.
Creating a website online takes an hour. Leaving it can take weeks. Before choosing a tool, one question is worth more than any demo: when you leave, what goes with you?
Version 4.1.3 of WebAcappella Fusion is now available. Highlights include: four fixes for the store—three of which directly affect your products’ search engine optimization—the resolution of an issue where album images would disappear after being replaced, the return of the Z-index for floating boxes, and a new feature: Unicode filenames are now preserved upon publication.
The GDPR is the same throughout Europe, but its enforcement varies: Germany interprets it most strictly, and a website that is compliant in France may run into trouble there. The 4.0.19 update to WebAcappella Fusion introduces three new features designed to meet these stringent requirements: a strict mode for Google scripts, loading wrappers for videos, and on-click loading of third-party content. Here’s an overview.
A simple straight line between two sections is effective but a bit outdated. Waves, curves, triangles, mountains, or clouds: WebAcappella Fusion’s shape dividers enhance the transitions between your sections in just a few clicks, without a single line of code. Here’s how to use them—and, most importantly, how to avoid the classic pitfall.
You’ve put a lot of effort into your website’s design, but Google isn’t sending you any visitors? The culprit is rarely a complex technical mystery: it’s almost always the same basic mistakes that are hurting your SEO. Here are five of the most common ones—along with how WebAcappella Fusion can help you avoid each one.
Since the release of SP4 on May 18, a loyalty discount of 20% to 40% has been available for upgrading to the new major version of WebAcappella Fusion. It ends at midnight on Wednesday, June 17: after that, the upgrade price will go back up. A reminder of what’s ending, what SP4 unlocks, and the difference between updating and upgrading to the next Service Pack.
Service Packs and updates are not the same thing. A Service Pack unlocks new features through your license; the built-in update provides everyone, free of charge, with bug fixes, stability improvements, and OS compatibility. We’ll explain the system—and why it’s in your best interest to install the latest version, even if you decide not to upgrade to the next Service Pack.
Nine days after the release of SP4, five hotfixes have already been released, and your feedback has led to updates to the v4 menu, the store, the Table component, and several visual refinements. Reminder: the SP4 update promotion runs through June 17.