Nicepage Blog

When you work on a website over time, you’ll often need to update Nicepage, switch between devices, or move projects between Desktop, Online Builder, WordPress, or Joomla. While we fully support these workflows, problems can occur if different editor versions or project files are used incorrectly.

Sometimes Nicepage issues are not caused by the editor itself, but by third-party software running on your device or inside your browser. Antivirus programs, firewalls, and browser extensions can interfere with how Nicepage works by blocking access to files, network requests, embedded scripts, or browser storage. This guide explains how antivirus software and browser extensions can affect Nicepage and how to resolve the most common issues they may cause.

Multi-language websites are a powerful way to reach users in different regions, but in Nicepage, they depend on a combination of Editor settings, CMS configuration, and how language versions are structured in the final site.
In this article, we focus on the most common issues users face when building multilingual sites in Nicepage, and how to resolve them step by step.

Artificial intelligence has quickly become one of the most discussed features in website builders. It helps speed up content creation, generate layouts, and simplify the first steps of building a website. This guide explains the most common AI-related issues in Nicepage and how to get better results.

Forms are often one of the most important parts of a website. In this article, we discuss Nicepage forms that use Nicepage servers for submission processing, such as the Email and Google Sheets submission options. This article covers the most common form submission problems and how to fix them.

It's a typical situation that premium features may suddenly disappear, the editor switches to the Starter plan, blocks can no longer be added, exports become unavailable, the custom domain stops working, and Online Builder no longer has premium access. Many users think this is a bug. In reality, this usually happens because of the difference between a Lifetime License and a Subscription.

In Nicepage, you can customize layouts separately for Desktop, Laptop, Tablet, and Phone views. But many users eventually run into the same frustrating situation: “I fixed the mobile version — and suddenly the desktop layout broke.” or the opposite: “I updated the desktop view, and now the phone version looks wrong again.”

We’re happy to present Nicepage 8.5, which finalizes the collaboration functionality, introduces enhanced features, and delivers performance improvements to make your experience even better.

Nicepage Desktop is built to make website creation visual and fast. But as a project grows, performance may start to drop. In most cases, slow performance comes from project size, page complexity, media weight, cache load, or system conflicts around the application.

Creating a website in Nicepage is easy with ready-made templates, and publishing it should be just as smooth. Also, when you’re ready to go live, the final step is to connect your domain and make your website publicly available. This guide explains how to properly publish a Nicepage site and avoid the most common launch issues with domains, SSL, and site visibility.
Read more about how to connect a custom domain.

We're excited to introduce Nicepage 8.4, featuring Role-Based Access Levels, Grid Repeater's Customize Cell, reworked Element Properties, and more.

We're happy to present the Nicepage 8.3 update with User Roles and Access to Leads, co-working on websites, Search Options on Add Panel, and more.

Website builders promise a rapid start thanks to preconfigured styles and CSS templates, but a proper responsive layout still requires manual logic. You need to define where to place the breakpoints, how to rebuild the columns, and check the mobile UX. Let's figure out how to implement the responsive design properly right inside the builders.

We're pleased to announce the release of Nicepage 8.2, introducing the Visual Gradient Editor, enhanced Site Transfer, and much more.

We’re excited to announce the release of Nicepage 8.1, featuring support for Joomla 6, an improved Site Transfer feature, the Notifications Tab in Site Settings, Gradient Types and Stops, and more.