Wondering if this is currently possible. Right now the only way to trigger playing a YouTube/Vimeo video on your page is by clicking within the play button element, which is different from standard YouTube/Vimeo iFrames (they allow clicking anywhere within the iFrame to begin playback). Is there any way to adjust this behavior so that clicking anywhere within my element will start the video? I've tried messing with the size of the play button to no avail.
I think this is probably more of a beginner question, but I'm wondering how I can adjust divs so that they account for the width of a scrollbar. In this screenshot, the header image is a block element, auto width, auto height, no padding or margins. Any tips? Thanks!
Hey there, saw on the announcement about slash commands they used something called "Templates". Seemed like it was a reusable block of elements. Is this available in the free version? Can't seem to find it
Hey there, I'm not sure if this is the right question to be asking, I'm a bit out of my depth here. I am not using Vercel or Netlify, I have a web host already. My hope was that I could export a zip from WebStudio, then extract and upload that folder via FTP and everything would work. Unfortunately, due to the way the absolute links are generated, everything is broken once it gets there.
The only solution I've found is to manually go into each html file, and find and replace things like /assets/ to mywebsite.net/assets/. Is there an easier way of doing this that doesn't require a ton of finding and replacing? Thanks!
