Host a website from your own files
Upload the HTML, CSS, JavaScript and other files of a website you already have. It is online at a Magpie address at once, every change is a version you can restore, and your own domain can point at it.
Upload the HTML, CSS, JavaScript and other files of a website you already have. It is online at a Magpie address at once, every change is a version you can restore, and your own domain can point at it.
The DNS page, the Mail domain page and every Custom domain page now say the same thing about a domain, and connecting a whole domain also answers at its www address.
The public Proposals page now shows a client's proposal page and the proposal editor, with a fictional example.
In dark mode, some labels on a proposal's white page were pale grey and hard to read. They now print dark, like the rest of the proposal.
Prices on proposals, Store, Accounting and other pages read like $1,234.50 again, instead of USD 1234.00.
**Send reminder** on a sent proposal now names the signers it will email and asks before anything is sent.
Website import now takes an html section with its own code, and a whole page of HTML pasted in place of JSON, such as a game an assistant wrote.
Internal: docs/specs/WEBSITES.md specifies websites made of uploaded files, one Websites area for both kinds of website, and one domain status across DNS, Mail and Websites.
A static site's page now has Move to Trash in its More menu, beside the site's name.
A message at the edge of the screen shows behind an open image picker or dialog again, and a printed page from your account no longer has the colour wash on its blank paper.
The public Flashcards page now says you can practice a deck by flipping through it, matching the name of the mode in Flashcards.
A To-do you tick off now leaves the list a few seconds later, and the message offers Undo.
Every email Magpie sends is now one white frame on the colour of the area it comes from, with the sender's name above it.
The public pages for Flashcards, Podcast, RSS Reader and Screen Recorder now show the area itself, with fictional examples.
In dark mode, the card you study was a white box with pale text. It now takes the dark background like the rest of the page.
Make decks of question-and-answer cards, study them so each card comes back when you are about to forget it, and share a deck by link.
Each To-do is now one line, with its day and its team and List in columns at the right. Today lists overdue To-dos first, under Overdue.
A sent proposal's page now links to the client page instead of showing a copy of the proposal, and clients choose a package by clicking anywhere in its box.
To-dos now lists every To-do that is yours, from Personal and every team. Inside a team, Team To-dos lists everything in that team.
A Postal address switch in a news email's Sending band shows or leaves out the site's postal address at the bottom of the email.