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Hello everyone! I built a personal site to host a portfolio of my work or something of that sort. I love the simplicity of the editor and I bought a license just to add custom html and js elements. I have to say though, I'm a bit disappointed. From what I was able to gather, it doesn't look like you can run literally anything in these little blocks if they require html and js to work together. For example I'd like to embed some profile feeds from across different platforms, and I even built a gallery for my art that I can remotely publish and edit posts on. These things would require using html to build what the site displays, and then use js to call to and interact with outside sources. But what ends up happening for me is that the HTML block won't run any of the <script> code, and the JS block won't even display any of the HTML. What's the point? Is there any way around this? Custom html editing as far as entire pages go seems to be quite useless, considering I can't edit directly inside the code provided by the drag-and-drop elements without publishing and manually editing it. (Which I'd have to do every single time I'd update my website, which I'd rather not do considering I spent $55 specifically for this) |
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From what I was able to gather, it doesn't look like you can run literally anything in these little blocks if they require html and js to work together. Yes, you should be able to do that. There is no limit - it's just code inserted into the HTML page. But what ends up happening for me is that the HTML block won't run any of the <script> code, and the JS block won't even display any of the HTML. What's the point? Not sure what you mean exactly, but it should work. You maybe have some syntax error somewhere? Without seeing your specific problem, it's difficult to say what you did wrong, but you can send me a mail and maybe attach the .rcd file you have problems with, and I'll help you. |
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Well lets say for example I wanted to display my Twitter profile, Twitter's automatically generated embedded html goes as follows, <a class="twitter-timeline" href="https://twitter.com/2Di_Silver?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">Tweets by 2Di_Silver</a> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> The problem with this is unfortunately that it's only displaying the link, it's not actually connecting the widgets.js and displaying the widget. |
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That doesn't seem to have anything to do with RocketCake - if you paste this code into any .html file and try it - it will generated a link just as you described. The problem is in the code you pasted there. |
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Everywhere online I'm told that this exact code works, what exactly do you say is wrong with it? |
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But did you try it out? It doesn't work... |
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If I hadn't tried it, I wouldn't be on this forum asking why it doesn't work genius |
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I have other reasons that I believe that this is the problem I'm having, but apparently it will be too difficult to handle here. I will find help elsewhere... |
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