If even that sounds too intimidating, Karelia also offers Sandvox Hosting. Some files didn’t transfer the first time I uploaded my site, but a second try fixed that problem. Once you’ve wrangled the initial setup, its built-in FTP client lets you whisk any changes to your site onto your server with the push of a button. Sandvox gets one aspect of site creation wonderfully right: moving those pages onto the Web. None recurred consistently, or kept me from using or enjoying the program. Karelia says that ability, new designs, and other refreshes will arrive in future versions, possibly as soon as the end of this year.ĭuring my tests, I encountered a handful of odd, inexplicable crashes while using Sandvox. My test site showed up OK, if teeny-tiny, on my iPhone screen, but there’s no way to create different layouts for different resolutions. Sandvox also lacks support for responsive design. It often took me a while to figure out which section I needed to visit to adjust the desired setting. Sandvox crams all its customizing options into a small, floating, multi-tabbed Inspector window. While the bare-bones basics of building a site couldn’t be easier, trying to fine-tune those features quickly got more confusing.
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There’s also no way to peek at any given design’s CSS code without opening it up in a browser first. plist files seem like a big ask for a program aimed at making things easy. But unpacking the application’s contents and editing its.
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Sandvox’s outstandingly thorough online help files explain how to customize your own designs. All your existing content will fit neatly into the new look and feel. If you want to give your entire site a facelift, simply select a different design from the program’s palette. To be fair, Sandvox’s rigidity has one notable upside. You can move embedded images up or down the page, to the body or the sidebar, or change how they’re aligned or how the text wraps around them, but that’s it. Sandvox also locks you into a series of standard layouts, no matter what kind of design you choose. Some of the premade objects you can add to Sandvox’s pages work great, while others seem out of date. However, if you’ve upgraded from iPhoto to Apple’s new Photos program, Sandvox’s media browser won’t be able to find those images anymore. A media palette hooks into your Pictures and Movies folders and iTunes library to make adding sounds and images easier.
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