I would like to see Themes and Components synced across devices. I have SD installed on a work desktop, a laptop, and a desktop at home. Anytime I purchase or import themes or components, I need to import those objects into SD on all of my devices. It would be helpful/ useful to have a these things associated with your CoffeeCup account so once you sign into your account, the objects show up in the application automatically.

Dear support

1) Please full access to all the CSS properties for each element.
2) More elements

Kind regards
Stephane

Are you talking about the element on the Elements pane? As far as I can see we have already full access to the css for them. There are certain default values built into the frameworks, like for margins, padding, font size and colour etc, but you can override all of that if you want.
As to more elements: I think we have all the basic elements we need. Using those we can build any amount of complex elements ourselves. I think, what you rather should be asking for, would perhaps be components for those complex elements, and also more attributes and states, like e.g. pseudo classes. I could think of some of those that could be useful.

Is there something similar for BS4 too?
(Deutsch ist kein Problem! )

Hello Inger, sure: https://www.amazon.de/Bootstrap-Stile-K … 1522950001
I´ve bought the BS3-Version in fact of implementing the Layouts into Impresspages CMS. It works best with BS3.
I don´t know, if it´s available in Norway. If not, I can order it for you in Germany.

Thanks! I will see if I can get the Kindle version first. Just recharging my Ipad where I have the Amazon pwd. If I can't get it, I'll get back to you.

I think one day I'll pick your brain about those Impresspages...

I have some pages I do not want published, but I don't want to delete from the project. Would be real nice to see a checkbox in the project manager that allows each page the option of being published or not.

A long and difficult pagename could be an easy solution for now (and don't link to those pages from anywhere).
Unless you want to hide really sensitive information, of course.

You could put a meta refresh in the head of the pages.

I find non-exported pages extremely useful, and very much hope that Marty's neat idea is adopted by the CoffeeCup team, even though for the time being other ways of doing it are available.

I would replace his word 'publish' with 'export'.

Frank