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Choosing a PC font copies its files into this website. Saved font files travel with the repo when you publish or pull it.
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This creates a Git checkpoint if needed, pushes the website to its configured remote, and verifies the live URL when one is configured.
Add any local website repository, change its folder or deployment details, or remove it from this editor. Removing a repository here never deletes the repository itself.
Static sites need no build scripts. For generated sites, list copied inputs and Node build scripts. Prefix an optional build script with ?.
Select where and what kind of text to add. It will inherit the website’s existing look, and you can style it afterward.
Creates a clean, empty area for text and images. It inherits the page width and can be styled after you add it.
Create, duplicate, or rename an HTML page. Renaming updates local links; deletion shows pages that still link to it.
Edit the original Markdown or JSON that builds a generated page. The full source and its existing metadata are preserved.
Choose an asset to add it to the selected container or replace the selected image. Usage covers source HTML; scripts and CSS may have additional references.
Select a saved header, navigation block, or footer. Review each affected source page before replacing its corresponding region.
Inserted sections share an identifier. “Update all instances” reviews affected source pages before saving them.
Empty values keep the existing theme. Applying a theme updates source pages and creates a small shared stylesheet.
Export includes website files and supported content/build inputs. Editor settings, Git metadata, environment files, and credential-named inputs are excluded.
Change lights, movement and MySpace Mia without writing code. These settings affect every page using the same script. Preview uses saved page content. Save effects keeps a backup; Publish website sends your changes.
Scripts without controls still run in this preview. Forms that need the live server are tested on the live website.
Start with a real website you can change, or download your own GitHub repo. Everything is saved on this PC until you publish.
The URL and folder are used only when downloading an existing repo. Private repos require your own GitHub sign-in through Git Credential Manager. React, WordPress, and server apps need their own adapters; this version edits HTML/CSS/JavaScript sites.
These settings belong to this website only. Your GitHub password never goes into the editor.
For a starter, first create an empty repo in your GitHub account. An existing remote will never be replaced here. Connect that repo to your website host separately. GitHub sign-in is handled by Git Credential Manager when needed.