@Wassim Thanks Wassim - I think I have figured this out but still waiting to see the link now working properly. I have attached a screen shot of what Go Daddy has named their columns - in case someone else ever is confused to. Their "Name" column is where your Key code goes. I have now entered the final www code too, so hopefully it will all work soon.

@Wassim Thank you Wassim!

@wassim Thanks for checking this Wassim. I think I just had to log out and in again and it updated properly, so no longer an issue.

@wassim Thanks for checking this Wassim. I think I just had to log out and in again and it updated properly, so no longer an issue.

Hi there,
I've just created a page - not yet completed but I've published it so you can see it.
A photo element I put on the page but decided not to use, is showing on the published page (here: https://www.naomicraincoaching.com/MeditationMembersPortal.html) but on the builder page, the unused photo element isn't there to delete.
Can you help?

Hi AppDrag,
I'm wondering if there's a way to fix this problem. As you can see in the attached screenshot, the Customise Element pop up menu box is too long for my laptop screen, and runs off the bottom. I can't see the Padding and Margin section at the bottom. I can't move the menu higher. I'm stuck with it in this position unless I plug in to a bigger screen. Luckily I can do this but if I want to work just on my laptop I'm limited. Can this be changed?

Can anyone suggest the easiest way to offer downloadable audio files from my website? The built in media link elements all go to sites that won't allow downloads, like iTunes or Youtube. Any options?

Thanks for your reply Wassim. I don't know what you mean by canonical URL - can you explain or point me toward info in the help library about that?

I'm finding that altering the Permalink on the blog creation page isn't actually changing the URL being used via the website. How can I change the urls to be what I want them to be?
Example: https://www.naomicraincoaching.com/blog/17-Living-with-Ease---Possible-dream-or--tell-him-he-s-dreaming--.html
I would rather this be ..../blog/Living-with-Ease.html

Hi there,
I think you probably have these instructions somewhere but do you have specific Mailchimp embedding instructions? I've tried and tried to figure out how to get the standard script into the header of all pages, as per Mailchimp's instructions, but I can't see anywhere that App Drag has universal header editing. Whatever I've done so far isn't registering with Mailchimp as working, so ... here I am to ask

I've searched "mailchimp" on this community page and the support page but nothing comes up.

Thanks (and perhaps if one doesn't exist, a tutorial about this might be a good idea - it's pretty common for people needing to embed forms from their email manager.

Naomi

@Daniel-Mulroy
Thanks so much for doing this. It almost makes sense to me!
However, I have tried to action this and not been successfull in getting the sign up into the page.
First, in adding the initial script to the blog template header, there was no </head> tag, so I tried it after the </section> tag but all that did was give me three header sections. So I deleted two, and put the script just before the close section tag. At least that didn't replicate the header so I assumed it was ok.

Next, I added the javascript box to the template and added the script. That seemed fairly straightforward.

But then adding the final piece of code to the Source code on the actual blog, I assume you mean adding it to the source code of the blog copy box - that's the only place I can see that allows me to get to the source code. I added your piece of code at the bottom but nothing has changed on the actual site.

The blog page link is: https://naomi-crain-healing--556b9f.appdrag.site/preview/blog/14-What-does-it-mean-to-love-our-body-.html
not that looking at it will be all that helpful, as nothing is appearing after the "Tell me how body love is going for you....." line right at the bottom, which is where it should be.

I'm paying someone for an hour of their appdrag expertise next week, to fix a few things I can't work out (like that crazy urls I'm getting!) so I might bring this up with him.

Thank you for your time and effort! You've been so helpful.

@Daniel-Mulroy Thanks for your suggestion! I am not at all a coder, so the whole jQuery thing is a bit confusing. The email service has a piece of code they need placed in the header of every page on the site, and then (theoretically) I can add form-specific code to any page and it'll work. I suspect that's already more code-adding than I can manage.

I assume your suggestion is different from this, and would effectively create a template that allows me to add the one opt-in form on blog pages where I add the <signup></signup> code. Is that right?

It's sad that Appdrag don't make this an easy-add to a blog page... I would've thought opt-ins are fairly common on blog pages.

For what it's worth, the code from email service provider is:
FOR HEADERS
<script>
(function(w, d, t, s, n) {
w.FlodeskObject = n;
var fn = function() {
(w[n].q = w[n].q || []).push(arguments);
};
w[n] = w[n] || fn;
var f = d.getElementsByTagName(t)[0];
var e = d.createElement(t);
var h = '?v=' + new Date().getTime();
e.async = true;
e.src = s + h;
f.parentNode.insertBefore(e, f);
})(window, document, 'script', 'https://assets.flodesk.com/universal.js', 'fd');
</script>

FOR THE SPECIFIC FORM
<div id="fd-form-60168c8ed6dae5ba1ba28376"></div>
<script>
window.fd('form', {
formId: '60168c8ed6dae5ba1ba28376',
containerEl: '#fd-form-60168c8ed6dae5ba1ba28376'
});
</script>

@Wassim Thank you Wassim!