Viviti is now out of Beta!
We're happy to announce that today we pushed up the new release, bringing Viviti officially out of beta status! A big part of this release was getting all of our hardware in place, and implementing the tweaks, fixes, and polish brought to our attention by our most excellent beta testers.
We have already applied a custom package to all the beta tester accounts so you guys won't have any ads on your websites. For those of you who need a larger package, we'll be sending a thank you email out shortly that will include instructions on how you can get a discount on any upgrades as a further thank you for helping beta test Viviti!
We also managed to get some cool new features into this new release, some highlights:
- Random option added to the Photo Component
- Multiple websites (in supported packages)
- Import blog posts from Wordpress
- Audio Player Component
- Twitter and RSS update speed improvements
- New account manager
- Help & Support Center
- Readonly component for theme designers (info at the bottom of this page)
- Ability to have full blog posts on archive pages
- Customizable length of summarized blog posts
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THIS IS AWESOME! CONGRATULATIONS - AND THANKS! :)
You guys sure have worked hard. YOU TOTALLY ROCK! :)
This all great however i cannot get digg.com widgets to work yet? paste the html code but page crashes or the digg update does not work any suggestions?
There is a conflict with the version of jquery digg is using. They are working on a fix for it... We will also do what we can to ensure that third party javascripts are less likely to cause issues in the future. Thanks for bringing this up, from both Viviti and Digg!
my website i believed dead has ressuscited
thank you viviti
eh, it was about time... seems like you D-bags have been in beta since 1983...
i apologize for my obnoxious comments, but i have a question! why do the free accounts have to be ad-supported? how is it that tumblr can keep its free service afloat without putting ads on its user's sites whereas you need to do so for your free accounts? just a thought
Nice web application for companies. I doubt its much use for bespoke web designers but if everything works, cool. Looks like I might need another job soon.
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What is Viviti?
Viviti is a Content Management System and Website Builder that allows you to easily build your own dynamic website, either by selecting one of our premade themes or make your own theme simply by using html and css.
Everything is hosted for you and all management and creation is done in your browser.
Looking for an example? This blog is a Viviti website!
The Viviti Team
We use Viviti to maintain our personal blogs, so if you are curious to see what can be done with Viviti or just want to check out our blogs, here they are:
- Jerrett Taylor
Developer, Project Lead - Daniel Insley
Developer - Mike Haugland
Developer - Eric Sprenger
Sales/Marketing
Disclaimer:
None of the opinions or entries expressed on the blogs above are representative of anything official from Viviti. That's what this blog is for :)
You can talk to us and other members on the message forums.
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- Happy holidays from all of us at Viviti!
- Keyword and page specific meta tags now available! - https://wiki.viviti.com/w/Page_Settings
- Visually represented layout icons now in the theme selector! - https://wiki.viviti.com/w/Choosing_a_New_Theme
- New Creating Navigation Component Hover Menus video! - https://wiki.viviti.com/w/Creating_Navigation_Component_Hover_Menus_Video
- Did you know you can edit your robots.txt file? - https://wiki.viviti.com/w/Website_Settings#robots
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