Onepage allows you to add custom HTML, CSS (including SCSS), and JavaScript code to your website. These technologies are essential for creating and designing modern websites. Here is an overview:
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the standard language for structuring and presenting content on the web. HTML tags are used to define elements such as paragraphs, headings, tables, images, and videos, which form the basic structure of a webpage.
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is used to style HTML elements. With CSS, you can control the visual appearance by setting properties like colours, fonts, layouts, and responsive design.
JavaScript is a programming language that enables dynamic and interactive features on websites. It is used to update content without reloading, create animations, process user inputs, and much more.
With these tools, you can customize and optimize your Onepage website to suit your needs.
Step 1: Select section and bring up element menu
Move the mouse pointer over the section you want to edit. A grey panel will be displayed. Click on the second ‘burger symbol’ (symbol with three dashes).
Step 2: Add the "Custom Code" Element
Click on "Add element" and search for the "Custom Code" element.
Step 3: Enter the code
A new code element will now appear in the section. Please click on it to insert your code.
Three separate columns are available in the custom code section: HTML, CSS and JS. It is crucial that you enter your code in the correct column to ensure the proper functionality and display of your website. When you receive code from third-party providers, there are usually instructions included that specify which column the code needs to be placed in. Following these guidelines will help avoid errors and ensure that your customisations work as intended.
To help you understand the process better, we have also included a video demonstration:
Frequently asked questions and solutions
Why is my embedded content (e.g. a form) not displayed?
Why is my embedded content (e.g. a form) not displayed?
This can have several causes:
Wrong column: Make sure the code has been inserted in the correct column (usually HTML for <iframe> codes).
Invalid code: Check that the code has been copied completely and correctly, with no missing characters or tags.
Third-party restrictions: Some services (e.g. Typeform) require that the website is publicly accessible or that certain settings are activated.
Browser restrictions: Test the page in a different browser or in incognito mode to rule out cache issues.
I can no longer edit my website properly after inserting the code.
I can no longer edit my website properly after inserting the code.
Personalised code can sometimes cause a conflict with the Onepage code. We recommend removing the code or checking for errors. If it is no longer possible to remove the code, please contact our support team.
How can I set up the code in the level of the whole project or subpage?
How can I set up the code in the level of the whole project or subpage?
Please take a look at our instructions.
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