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Reclassify Custom Widgets

Discussion in 'General' started by David Burdick on Sep 19, 2023.

  1. David Burdick

    By:David BurdickSep 19, 2023
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    Is there a way to reclassify widgets? I would like to move "page specific" to global. When using the page designer, you can only see the widgets for the specific page and global.

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    Currently revamping a site and want to have test pages, but I cannot use the original page widgets. Instead of having a lot of work, I wanted to know if there is a way where you can move from page group -> to global group? Or at least copy from one group to another group.

    Going forward, will make global so that they can easily be used throughout site, but working through and trying to optimize as much existing data as possible.
     
  2. Zach

    By:ZachSep 22, 2023
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    Hi David,

    Its not possible at this time to move the custom widgets between being global and page specific, though I will make sure we capture this feedback to be reviewed for future updates. I believe the best method would be to do a copy and paste from source mode, so you could copy all of the contents directly into a new widget. Just to be specific for how to do this:
    1. Navigate into the Website Designer, and go to the page that you want to switch the widgets on.
    2. If the widget is not already on the page, drag it onto the page and place it in a location
    3. Once the widget is on the page, hover over the widget and click on the box icon with the arrow that points out of it.
    4. Now you are in the full editor mode, and can click the source button
    5. From here, highlight all of the text in the textbox, and copy it
    6. You can either save the widget, or cancel it to get back to the live designer
    7. On the Live Designer again, drag your new widget from the correct type place it onto the page
    8. Hover over it and click the box with the outbound arrow again.
    9. Click on source mode, and paste the raw html
    You should be able to repeat this as required to migrate widgets between the types. I would suggest only using the Global widgets for content that should be shared between multiple pages, and keeping content specific to the page within a page specific widget. That way someone doesn't try to re-use a widget that is intended for a specific page, and modify its content. While its a benefit that they will update in all pages, it can also be bad if the person working on the widget doesn't realize its also available on other pages.

    I hope this was helpful, though I do apologize that I do not have an automated way to carry out your changes.

    Please let us know how it goes!
     
  3. David Burdick

    By:David BurdickSep 26, 2023
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    Ok. I was hoping that there was an easier way. :)
     
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