We added a shape library. You can access it while editing the “Shape” element by clicking the “More shapes” button. It will allow you to see all the available positions. As of now, the library includes 10 shapes. Among the new shapes are the following:

• Rhombus;
• Rhombus with concave sides;
• Rounded rhombus with concave sides;
• 10-point star;
• Semicircle;
• Hexagon
• Spot.

The spot has no specific shape, which allows you to create unique solutions on your website. Furthermore, all available shapes can be freely moved, resized, and colored, with the ability to add a click action and a background image.

We increased the maximum width of the element’s outline to 30 pixels, allowing you to customize your website better. An outline can now be added to the following elements: shape (square and circle), image, collection items, and columns.

Now, snapping to objects can occur when you change the elements’ rotation angle. Automatic snapping occurs when you rotate elements up to every 15 degrees of rotation when the element is 3° away from an angle that is a multiple of 15. When you rotate an element and reach 12° of rotation, the element will automatically rotate to 15°. Similarly, it will rotate to 30°, 45°, 60°, 75°, etc. You can avoid snapping by toggling the «Snap to object» in the «Tools» tab in the navigation bar in the editor or by arranging the rotation angle in the element settings.

We updated the website transfer feature, which now allows you to transfer your website to the Weblium account of another user in a couple of clicks, even with a Free or Trial subscription. Furthermore, now, the website recipient doesn’t need to buy a subscription since website transfer is free with any subscription plan. It is convenient if you create websites for customers and want to transfer a ready-to-use site to your client or if you need to transfer a website to your other account. 

Moreover, if you transfer a website with a paid subscription, you will have a slot with an active paid subscription plan. You can apply this plan to another website in your account. 

We made global headers and footers independent for different language versions of the site. This update allows you not only to configure and edit individual language versions of the site more conveniently but also to activate transparency and make a global header sticky on each language version. Thus, changes to the global headers and footers apply only to one language version; for example, editing the header for the French version of a site will not affect the English version.

We have optimized the store creation process. Now, after you click the button to connect a store, its loading will be much faster. It will allow you to integrate e-commerce elements more conveniently.

Now, when you press and hold the Alt (for Windows) or Option (for macOS) buttons, you will see the location of an element along the X and Y axes, alongside the distance to block center and borders. It will help you arrange elements more conveniently in the block.

We added an option to copy global blocks to other language versions of the website, allowing you to reduce the time required for adapting a multilingual website. To do it, you need to select a required block, press on 3 dots above it, and select the «Copy to…» option. Choose the language version of the website you want to copy this block to and translate its content to the required language. 

We've made some improvements to the color picker. Now, you can set the transparency level of texts, shapes, and so on not only with the slider but also by setting a separate value. In addition, the icon with the selected color will now also display the transparency level.

Now, you can edit the image's position in the shape, allowing you to display the most crucial elements of your photos on the website. To arrange the image display, click on the shape with the image and press the «Positioning» button in the upper left corner of an element. After that, you will see a square or a circle in which you can zoom in and out of the photo and change the positioning of the picture in a shape.