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User: Hello,
We are having trouble editing our AMPed site in the editor. The images are not appearing although we confirmed the images are in the appropriate file folders. Do you have any suggestions? Is there something cloud or program related that is the issue?
Mobirise Team: Hi,
Please provide more information and related screenshots so we could help you to resolve your problem.
What block and theme are you using? What exactly are you trying to do?
User: Hello,
in your last E-Mail you talk of two extensions I am interrested in:
* Google Analytics - Add Google Analytics or any other tracking
scripts to all site pages
* SEO - Boost your ranking by generating sitemap.xml and robots.txt
for your site automatically .
There are two problems.
1. I can’t find these extensions,
2. There is no "+" button in the top-right corner of any extension as described.
Searching with „analytics“ or „SEO“ didn’t lead t a match.
So, how can I get the extensions?
Mobirise Team: Hi,
What Mobirise version are you using?
In the latest version, you can find all these extensions as a default, in the site settings of the project.
User: I noticed an hitch using this mobile app, Some site settings are not saved even after working fine in the editor. The exported format doesn't seem to be consistent with what I set in the editor. Please i would love you guys to look into it. Wonderful app it is!
Mobirise Team: We'll direct it to our developers.
Thank you for the feedback. We really appreciate it.
User: I am having an issue with the latest versions of your software. I updated to the version 4.11.2. I had an issue crop up where I would upload pages to a site that the formatting would mess up. It looked fine on my local machine but from the server it was jumbled and missing background textures. The only way to fix it was to copy an existing page on the server and edit it with the info for the other page. I updated to the latest version and it did not fix it.
Now I have a new page that is doing the same thing. The owner of the server thinks it is something messing up with the CSS at the upload that is causing it.
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User: Hi all,
Just drop the email to say you have a wonderful and amazing job.
Is it possible to connect Database with your extension or plugins?
Is it any marketplace for users?
Wish you all the best and good luck in the future.
Mobirise Team: Hi,
Thank you for your interest in our products.
Unfortunately, such feature isn't supported.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
