Editor FAQ

How do I use text links?

You can't insert a link without text. First, write a word or phrase (e.g., "Link") that will become your hyperlink. Highlight the text, then click the link button to convert it into a clickable link.

Why aren't media like images, videos, or music being inserted?

Ensure that the text area is ready to receive media by clicking inside the input field. Once the cursor is visible, you can upload and insert media at the cursor's position, allowing you to control where the media appears.

Can the CSS AI Assistant style my document?

Yes, the AI assistant uses standard classes, IDs, and tags within the editor to style your document. If you don’t like the AI's choice, you can regenerate a new style. Keep in mind, the AI only generates simple, standard designs, not complex styles.

I'm new to CSS, what should I know?

If you're new to web design, we suggest experimenting with placeholder text, objects, and images to understand the basics. The AI can also generate CSS examples to help you see how it affects your document. For deeper learning, we recommend using resources like W3Schools.

Can I change background or text colors?

Yes, you can change text color using CSS (e.g., .class { color: white; }). However, be aware that our site has a dark theme. Using black or dark text could make it unreadable. Additionally, manipulating the background via CSS may not work as expected, as the site’s design takes priority. Only document-specific styles will be applied.

How long will my documents be stored in the cloud?

Documents left untouched for a month will be automatically deleted. However, documents that are actively edited or updated will remain in the cloud.

What is a .ewd file?

A .ewd file is exclusive to our editor. It stores your document’s content when saved to the cloud or locally. The file can be reloaded into the editor at any time. We strongly recommend not changing the file extension, as this may corrupt the file.

What is the difference between Save/Load and Quicksave/Quickload?

Save/Load allows you to save the document locally or in the cloud. Quicksave, on the other hand, stores the document in the browser cache. If the cache is cleared or the browser is closed, the document will be lost. Quicksave is useful for temporary testing, and Quickload can restore this snapshot, but it can be overwritten anytime.