That’s fine - I didn’t mean to upset you.
I just think sharing a project within Divhunt would be a lot easier for the user (you) and the Divhunt team - and would be more efficient - no need to export and re-import - just share it, sell it, etc.
Hello,
Importing code will not happen any time soon, since that would be insanely hard to achieve.
But what will be possible is to export your Divhunt website as JSON file, and you will able to import it on another account.
And in terms of collaboration, we already have that, in your project settings you can add collaborators and they can access your website.
Btw, later today we will release a beta version of code export which will include assets (images), and we have fixed some bugs we found during the testing of an alpha version.
@Pakic All I’m asking is to be able to import the exact same code files I exported from Divhunt. No touching to files. The collaboration feature is fine when I am working with a client. But If I want to sell/share the templates/themes I made in Divhunt to multiple people, it’s not convenient.
For example (As far as I know) WordPress and Webflow/Framer works differently. In WordPress, we can export the whole site as a package and share/sell to anyone. But for webflow/framer, we can share a clonable link with the people who paid for the theme, no need to export/import.
So the same feature I am asking here if possible.
Hi,
We’ve just released a beta version which includes your assets in export, and as well we fixed various of bugs.
You should be able to test it right away, if it is not working for you, try reinstalling Wexport application.
@Rajat_Subhra
Feature similar to what you described in Webflow & Framer will come for sure in future.
Importing back same files that you just exported from Divhunt might seem easy to be made, but in reality it’s not. WordPress is open source platform, and it is not working similar to no-code tools such as Framer, Webflow and Divhunt. That’s why both of those giant companies didn’t create import HTML, CSS & JS files yet, it is really hard, probably impossible.
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Okay.Thank you for the explanation.
I am Not expecting importing feature particularly. I was just asking what is possible to solve my problem, and now I get it. I hope the clonable feature comes soon.
BTW, you mentioned “what will be possible is to export your Divhunt website as JSON file, and you will able to import it on another account.”- in this way will plugins work.?
Finally!
So I tried and noticed that the images are being exported to the contrary of some comments here saying they don’t.
They are all in the assets folder.
That’s good, but the typed.js feature seems broken, all the variants are typed in front of each other.
And the fonts are missing.
So to recap for me I only noticed 2 things missing:
- Typed.JS not working properly.
- Fonts are different
@David - the assets folder was new with the beta - it wasn’t there in the alpha…the typed.js WAS working in the alpha version, so I need to retest the export with my site and see if it still works. Thanks for the update.
I can confirm the typed.js does not work properly on export with the latest wexport release. It did work in alpha release.
Hopefully this can be fixed very soon! Thank you!
Good to see other people testing the same features as I am.
I just noticed that emojis don’t work unless I export the website.
So this is good and bad because now both versions of the website are broken.
When hosted on Divhunt they don’t work, but when exported they do work but other things are broken, such as the things we mentioned before (fonts, typed.js).
So we need at least one version fully working haha
ideally both of course!
Hey, on websites hosted on Divhunt, we sanitize all text, so we can prevent any types of hacking. For now you can add emojis through rich-text tag on Divhunt. If you write it in regular paragraph, for now we are not supporting it 
We fixed typed plugin. You just need to reinstall it now to get latest version.
And fonts are working on my side, I’ve tested both Bunny and Google.
Can you give me your website url, so I can test it out?
Is something like this generated in your HTML?
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@Pakic - I’ve uninstalled the typed plugin and reinstalled - exported - still same issue.
If I have 3 words for example, it types out all three words:
Example words: One, Two, Three
It types out: OneTwoThree (and then backspaces)
I’ve also noticed in the builder when it’s about to restart with word #1, you see a flash of Lorem Ipsum - weird.
I’ve cleared cache as well…help?
Can you give me your website url?
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@Pakic - looks like there is a difference of code in typed.js between the exported code in alpha version, and exported code in beta version - see screenshot:
(Alpha version worked if I recall correctly) - I think line 555 is the problem since it’s not separating lines properly.
I did a fresh export and it seems to be working now - thank you @Pakic for your help!
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@KAdrian must be having an orgasm, because this is now working almost 100%.
Still wondering my the fonts don’t work the same as on the hosted page.
So now the fonts also seem to be working.
Great.
Another thing I noticed, the scroll triggered on anchor links is not smooth anymore after you export.
I like that smooth effect. Can you make it work on exported pages?
Thanks =D
Now I am having more issues with the export feature.
After uploading the website for some reason the typed.js feature is not working again.
I tried to figure out the issue but couldn’t manage completely.
One thing I noticed though is that the typed.js file is not part of the export but it is instead hotlinked back to divhunt’s servers.
I created 2 copies of this file and kinda made it work, strangely I had to create 2 copies. Not sure exactly what I’m doing but it kinda fixed it. But then strangely enough this fix doesn’t work in the main directory of my website, only on subfolders. No idea why.