#Bootstrap studio how to#

The software is not frustrating, it's that you don't know how to use it correctly yet that is frustrating, and that isn't because of the import, it's because of their lack of documentation which they have been very slowly updating in bits and pieces. Yes, I already agreed that they need to be more transparent in their importing situation for HTML files, but let's be a bit more respectful about it. Don't disrespect a company just because it didn't make the app you purchased do exactly as you wanted it to do. It does exactly what the website says it will do, just not exactly as we expected it to do. Scroll back in this thread and you'll find it if you haven't seen it They did not scam you, are not scamming, just aren't being very transparent about 'how' the feature works. Did you read my post and try it yet? It's very simple to do. I didn't see anything anywhere else where you said it didn't work. Once you export the website, you will have plain HTML and CSS files that cannot be edited in Bootstrap I answered your question about exporting to get your files for uploading to your own server, not far below where you asked the question. So to reiterate, if you want to be able to build and later edit your site in Bootstrap Studio, you must SAVE it in the program's. You could only import the HTML and CSS as code. If you export your Bootstrap Studio site as HTML and CSS, you can NOT open those files again in Bootstrap studio and edit the site as you normal would.

You can also import and edit these files as a complete website in a program called Pinegrow, which is the only program I know of that can open and edit complete websites. You can edit these files just as you would edit any ordinary website, using a code-based editor like Visual Studio, Atom, or Notepad++.

If you export your site, it is exported as ordinary HTML files, and a folder that contains all your site's assets, fonts, photos, CSS files and javascripts. This is the only type of file you can open in BSS and edit from within the program. When doing a normal 'save as', Bootstrap Studio saves your website in a file with the extension.