No. Each MagicEdit account is designed to be used with a single website. On paid accounts you can use multiple site aliases (multiple domains or subdomains) that point to the same website.
For additional websites, please sign up a new account with a unique login. You can use the same email address, though.
Read moreIf you are editing the text in a MagicEdit region and want to revert back to the original text (i.e., the text that was there when your site went live), simply delete all of the content of the region. MagicEdit will then allow the original text to be shown.
NOTE: To delete ALL of the content you must use the "Source" view in the rich text editor. Just click on the "Source" button and remove everything you see, including all of the text and HTML tags, in the text area.
Read moreFor instructions on setting up FTP with Windows, Mac OSX/Linux, or Adobe Dreamweaver, see How do I upload my files? in the documentation section.
Read moreThis behavior is by design, and allows you to define multiple identical blocks of text that will be edited all at once.
There are two ways to prevent this behavior:
<magicedit
me_name="Region1">
for the first, and <magicedit
me_name="Region2">
for the second.<magicedit>
blocks is unique. For example, use real copy
instead of "lorem ipsum" placeholder text, or at least make sure it's
different placeholder text for each region.IDs must be unique on a page; you cannot have two elements on a page with the same ID. When you use MagicRepeat, you are essentially creating a new element that happens to have the same HTML as the original, and MagicRepeat will automatically assign this new element a unique ID. If you want to apply the same styles to all of the repeated elements, use class instead of ID.
Read moreMake sure you push submit to make it "stick".
Read moreGenerally not.
If you are using a server-side technology like PHP, Java, ASP.NET, Ruby, or ColdFusion, you probably don't need MagicEdit, which is designed to provide powerful database functionality without using anything but the HTML.
MagicEdit will only add its magic to .htm, .html, and .shtml files.
Paid accounts do support PHP, but MagicEdit functionality is not available on .php pages.
Read moreMagicEdit will do its thing with the following file types: