#Karelia sandvox portable
#Karelia sandvox software
#Karelia sandvox code

Much as I know being forced to make transitions like this is a pain, I think this one is worth looking at a little differently. (As a dirty little secret, Sandvox can extract content in this way from any site, but itвЂ™s tweaked

Karelia has posted a detailed, FAQ-based guide to transitioning an iWeb site that should explain exactly what you can expect. (You can even watch it doing this, which is pretty cool.) It will not create a site that looks like your existing iWeb site, but the same basic structure and content should be present for you to manipulate, tweak, and even improve within Sandvox. Instead, when you point Sandvox at an iWeb-generated site, Sandvox crawls the entire site, extracting good-sized chunks of text and large graphics and adding them to a new Sandvox document. (Technically itвЂ™s hard because iWeb does some funky stuff with the HTML code, and legally itвЂ™s impossible because iWeb templates are copyrighted by Apple.) Note that Karelia is careful to avoid the term вЂњimportвЂќ since Sandvox cannot - technically or legally - import iWeb sites. WhatвЂ™s new in Sandvox 2.6 is the capability to extract content from existing iWeb sites. Major browsers on the Mac and PC, and with mobile devices.

#Karelia sandvox code

Once youвЂ™ve designed your site, Sandvox generates it using HTML5, and makes sure the code is compatible with all (Karelia has had the dubious distinction of being stepped on by Apple not once, but twice, first with Sherlock 3 appearing to compete with their Internet search tool Watson and then with iWeb competing with Sandvox.) Sandvox offers a drag-and-drop interface for creating entire Web sites - complete with blogs, picture galleries, social media integration, and more - all without coding in HTML. I wonвЂ™t get into SandvoxвЂ™s features in detail, but suffice to say, while it predates iWeb, itвЂ™s now designed to do everything iWeb can do and more.

#Karelia sandvox software

So the need to move your iWeb-based Web site somewhere else is a good excuse to get away from iWeb too, and to make that easier, Karelia Software has just updated their Web site authoring tool, Sandvox. While the most important aspect of MobileMe going dark for iWeb users is getting your site hosted somewhere else, itвЂ™s clear that iWeb itself is hanging on by only a thread as well.

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#Karelia sandvox portable

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