More Advanced Website Builder (like Webflow, Elementor, Clickfunnels 2.0)
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Matthias Loeffel
Creating websites and funnels inside GHL in quite basic as of now. It would be fantastic if we could have a way more advanced builder with lots more visual styling settings, Flexbox, CSS Grid, States (hover, active), advanced styling of elements, Divs, Colors, Gradients, CSS filters, text span, components, global styling, variants ... just as it is possible in Elementor, Webflow, or even the new Clickfunnels 2.0 builder.
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Britton Janning
Hello, any update on when the new advanced website builder will be released? Thanks!
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Yano Anaya
So... I see these requests have been in progress for awhile. I am trying to build an E-commerce store and have run into some limitations that have no solution from your team. And to be honest, the AI assist component has helped more then the customer service team. I uploaded a few screen shots of Square Sites Modifiers and Options that create options for customers to add more services or products to their order. Using payment links in GHL you cannot zero the amount out. It starts at 1. I cannot use the One Step Order Form because the products have variants. An Ecommerce Store needs to be equipped with every opportunity to allow the customer to add to their cart. I get GHL is very robust in other areas of the platform, but the E-Commerce side needs some love. Lot's of love. This is my first day using the store site and I have already run into 3 bottle necks. The site editor and or builder is okay. It lacks a lot with "Element Options". For example: Animations are limited, photo hover animations only zoom. They don't shuffle to the second image from the product profile. My biggest concern is not having the ability to create modifiers and build bundles. HELP!!!
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Leigh Hopson
Even like Duda which is basically what you have but it has more features. Can white label duda also wouldn't be hard to integrate
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Rosina Bignall
Please! I have so many things I want to do that are severely limited by the GHL builder! When will we see an update?
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Britton Janning
Do we have an estimate on when this will be completed? Excited to see what the new version will look like! Sales & Marketing
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Andrei Bucur
Elementor v4 is now in Alpha and I think has many features that will be industry standard
- Atomic elements - just a few elements, not dozens of “prebuilt” clunky elements like the “testimonials” we have right now
- Fewer HTML divs per element. Right now, when you create a single element, like 3-4 divs are actually created in the HTML. This hurts SEO and performance
- Custom Classes Organizer - not just in the global CSS editor, but organized in a dropdown woth all the CSS classes to have easier time editing in the future
And many more features that will come after this
Not to mention the already existing features like Flexbox and CSS Grid that NEED to be implemented
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Andrei Bucur
The nested containers are cool and all, but still can't do everything flexbox and css grid can
please add them like elementor did
maybe giving the option to use one over the other to not confuse new devs
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Palance Harris
Ran into this the hard way. Knowing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript well, I thought I could "design" my way to overcoming the limitations of the GHL Website Builder. While it does expose the CSS ID's, inserting JS code became wonky. With AI Website Builder Tools like Lovable.dev, Framer etc., I'd like to be able to copy the website code into GHL rather than hosting the website externally. I know (and have) connected external website forms to GHL to keep customers hooked on our stack/services, but we do have the extra nagging costs of hosting custom websites elsewhere, i.e. Vercel, Netlify, Replit etc. I'd like to see GHL take advantage of these latest AI Website Builder Tools, not necessary to recreate them, but allow the importing from tools like these. I believe our Builder is based on Nuxt/Vue and the rest of the world uses React/Next.js/Node.js/Tailwind CSS as the stack.
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Erik Frits
GHL + Framer integration would be a killer move.
Framer is extremely simple and one of the most powerful web design tools out there. It's perfect for crafting websites and funnels really fast and iterate quickly.
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Keith Lemay
I think something to note is the Advent of AI and certain synergies between specific Web building tools for example relume.AI directly integrates their wire framing component asset libraries with figma and figma can directly publish to webflow. And this is 100% done with AI I think these types of workflows should be very much considered. Because most people nowadays will start to use AI workflows for entire buildings with the AI coding everything and I think it's more important now to have a canvas that can accept the code from all of these different builders rather than having all these presets.
at the very least give us two builders. One where we can create the entire environment and structure ourselves I can open sandbox and then have the current builder for those that enjoy all the presets
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