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      Ann Karako last edited by

      Is there a way to get to ALL the code of our website? I am familiar with Wordpress, where I have access to my theme’s css files as well as all the html for each page. Is there a way to access all of that for our MyVR-based website and blog? I understand I can edit using the modules provided; but I’d still like access to the code, if it’s possible?

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        Tristan Brotherton MyVR Employee last edited by

        Hi @Ann-Karako - great question - if you are using our website builder, we offer the ability to add custom HTML / Javascript / CSS which suits most situations.
        It’s technically not feasible to offer entire source code of the site, as it would easily render it incompatible with our builder tools. This is somewhat the technical price of offering easy drag and drop editing.

        For customers who want an entirely custom experiance, you can build using our widgets or API (http://developer.myvr.com)
        Customers have used this approach to integrate their wordpress sites.

        Hope that helps!

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          Ann Karako @Tristan Brotherton last edited by

          @Tristan-Brotherton Yes, that does help, thanks! 🙂

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