A page for music and dance schools
Added a page for music, dance and art schools. It is listed in Who Magpie is for.
Added a page for music, dance and art schools. It is listed in Who Magpie is for.
Added a page for co-working spaces, makerspaces and studio collectives. It is listed in Who Magpie is for.
Added a page for sports clubs and youth leagues. It is listed in Who Magpie is for.
Changed Who Magpie is for: each kind of business is one line with the other names people use for it, a search box at the top finds a page as you type, and the groups are linked at the top.
Added a page for churches, mosques, temples and faith groups. It is listed in Who Magpie is for.
Added a page for small nonprofits and charities. It is listed in Who Magpie is for.
Added a page for remote and distributed teams. It is listed in Who Magpie is for.
Added a page for small agencies. It is listed in Who Magpie is for.
Added a page for hardware startups and electronics makers. It is listed in Who Magpie is for.
A release has no .git, and files unchanged since the previous release take disk space once.
Added a page for managed IT providers and IT consultants. It is listed in Who Magpie is for.
A deploy keeps the live release and the two before it, instead of five, to save disk space.
Added a page for the IT person at a small company. It is listed in Who Magpie is for.
Fixed pages that could show an error for a moment just after Magpie was updated.
A Store products section's products and how many it shows are chosen from menus, the Font menu offers Brand Kit fonts, and websites answer sitemap.xml and robots.txt.
Store settings has a Website row, and Show in a website adds your Store to one of your websites or makes a website for it.
An editor website can have a Shop page that lists your Store's products, with each product's page, the Cart and checkout at the website's address and in its look.
Store's Checkout and payment plan pages allow their form to continue to Stripe-hosted Checkout.
A website at its own address on Magpie's website domain is found from the host name alone.
Pages in the website editor has a Home page choice, and a page's old address now sends visitors to its new one.