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🤷‍♂️ Frequently Asked Questions

Netjet.io is an online website builder that allows you to create a website without any coding or design experience. With Netjet.io, you can choose a template, customize it to your liking, and publish your website online.

You do not need any technical skills to use Netjet.io, It is a simple and easy drag and drop website builder. Designed for people with limited technical skills. We also offer 24/7 support, 90+ video tutorials & in depth documentation.

There is a PRO plan that unlocks all features. There are no hidden fees with netjet.io, If you need more than one website, you can purchase additional PRO plan. You can adjust the quantity in the billing section, inside our website builder. We only offer one paid plan, that includes all our features! You can switch freely between plans any time.

Yes customer support is provided with all plans. We offer 24/7 email support, 90+ video tutorials, help center & knowledge base, & a public discord community.

💻 The Dashboard

This feature, called Workspaces or Sub Accounts, allows you to organize clients into different areas, similar to folders.

It is especially important when working with multiple clients, as all team members invited to a sub account will have access to all the projects within that sub account. Invitations are made at the sub account level, not at the project level. You can rename or delete sub-accounts by hovering over one and choosing from the icons on the right side. However, you can only delete sub accounts that have no projects. This functionality helps with organization and allows you to separate personal projects from client work.

1. Workspaces / Sub Accounts: Organize your projects into sub-accounts, ideal for client management.

2. Team Members: Invite team members to collaborate on projects.

3. Account related options: Access profile settings and sign out.

4. Publishing options: Manage the publishing settings for your project.

5. Edit project: Launch the Netjet builder for the selected project.

6. Project title: Modify the project title directly.

7. Preview: View your project in a new browser tab.

8. Create a new project: Start a new project in Netjet Cloud.

Projects are the main focus of Netjet. Each card on the platform represents a project. The term "projects" is used because in the future, users will be able to create different types of projects, such as Funnels, that can be embedded on external websites. Currently, users can create Websites & Landing Pages as well as External Popups & Alerts within Netjet Cloud.

You can invite team members to collaborate on projects. An email will be sent to the user you invite, and they need to click a link to accept the invite. If they don't have a Netjet account, they can create one for free.

The users will be invited based on roles that restrict their actions in Netjet Cloud.

The Owner has full control

The Editor role allows editing

The Viewer role allows viewing only

The Designer role allows design work

The Manager role allows access to all projects created in the sub account. It's best practice to have each client on a separate sub account if you don't want to give access to all your projects. The team members functionality is free for all plans, and you can invite unlimited team members.

The Leads feature is closely connected to the Contact form. All contact forms submitted by users are stored in the Leads section of the project, regardless of whether marketing integrations like Mailchimp, Drip, etc., have been set up.

You can access Leads from here:

They will appear like this:

This is where the leads are stored when a contact form is placed on your Netjet page(s) and a visitor submits the form on your website.

If you have the PRO version with integrations, such as MailChimp, set up, the lead will be sent to MailChimp and also saved in your dashboard for future reference.

You can Export or Delete leads using the two buttons at the bottom.

Important: You can collect leads with the Free Netjet Cloud plan because it includes a free contact form. Only the marketing app integrations are limited to the contact form in PRO.

🌎 Hosting & Publishing

Securely hosted by us: The Custom Domain. You can link your custom domain via CNAME Redirect (used for sub domains) or using an A Record Redirect (used for main domains). Publishing on a NetJet Subdomain is free and will let you host unlimited websites on a netjet.pro subdomain of your choice. Important: Both Custom Domain and NetJet Subdomain publishing options come with free SSL included. Takes up to 24 hours to be installed.

Self hosted by you: The Server Sync publishing option is a PRO feature and will let you sync your NetJet Cloud project on your server in real time. You'll edit the project in NetJet Cloud, but the files will be automatically updated on your server.

Export HTML: The Export HTML publishing option lets you download a .zip file containing the HTML files of your project.

If you don't have a custom domain, buy one from any domain registrar out there. Please note that IDN domains (domains that contain special characters) are not yet supported in NetJet.

Follow these steps to link your custom domain with your NetJet Cloud project.

Step 1: Click the Publish link on your project

Step 2: Select Custom Domain in the popup

Step 3: Enter your custom domain name. Include the www. as well. Please note that IDN domains (domains that contain special characters) are not yet supported in NetJet Cloud.

Step 4: Click the Submit button. After going through these first steps you need to operate some changes where you have registered your domain in order to create a CNAME Record and A Record redirects that points to your NetJet project.

Step 5: Create a CNAME Redirect. This is done outside NetJet, where you've purchase the domain. This is very simple, all companies that sell domains have these settings, you'll usually find them under NS/DNS Records.

Type needs to be CNAME

Host (might be Alias) needs to be www

Points to (might be Canonical Name or Redirect) needs to be your unique project name from Netjet (in our example mysite.netjet.pro, yours will be different). Leave TTL with the default value

IMPORTANT: you can't have two www CNAME redirects. If you already have one, replace that, instead of adding a second one.

Step 6: Create an A record redirect

Type is set to A.

Host (or Alias) set to @.

Points to (Canonical Name or Redirect) to 34.237.47.210. Do not change the TTL from the default value.

Important: If there is already an existing @ A redirect, replace it instead of adding a second one.

Keep in mind: This publishing option comes with free SSL from us. Takes up to 24 hours to be installed.

Follow these steps to publish your project on a netjet.pro subdomain.

Important: You can use this publishing option for Free and your project will be securely hosted by us on our servers.

1. Click the Publish link on your project

2. Select Subdomain in the popup

3. Choose a custom subdomain custom-subdomain

Done, access your project in the browser done

Keep in mind: This publishing option comes with free SSL from us. Takes up to 24 hours to be installed.

Use this method when you want to link a subdomain with your NetJet project. For example, if you want to create a landing page on your custom domain (landing.mydomain.com) but keep your current website and main domain (mydomain.com) where it is.

Follow these steps to link your custom subdomain with your NetJet Cloud project.

Step 1. Click the Publish link on your project

Step 2: Select Custom Domain in the popup

Step 3: Enter your custom subdomain name. As an example, we've used the landing subdomain for mydomain main domain.

Important: remove any http:// or https:// from your entry.

Step 4: Click the Submit button.

After going through these first steps you need to operate some changes where you have registered your domain in order to create a new CNAME Record that points to your NetJet project.

Step 5: Create a CNAME Redirect.

This is very simple, all companies that sell domains have these settings, you'll usually find them under NS/DNS Records.

Type needs to be CNAME

Host (might be Alias) needs to be the name of your subdomain, in our example landing, replace that with your own

Points to (might be Canonical Name or Redirect) needs to be your unique project name from NetJet Cloud (in our case mysite.netjet.pro, yours will be different). Leave TTL with the default value

Important: It takes up to 48 hours for these changes to propagate across the internet.

Keep in mind: This publishing option comes with free SSL from us. Takes up to 24 hours to be installed. More about SSL here.

Follow these steps to sync your Netjet Cloud project on your server in real time.

Important: You need PHP installed on your server for the Server Sync to work. You can use this publishing option only in the Netjet Cloud Agency plan, and your project will be hosted by you on your server.

1. Click the "Publish" link on your project.

2. Select "Server Sync" in the popup.

3. Unzip the archive you just downloaded, and inside the Netjet folder, you'll find a bunch of folders and files.

4. Open the .htaccess file in any text editor and remove the hashtags from the lines in the middle.

5. After you've removed the hashtags, save the file. It should look like this.

6. Upload the files on your server. It can be anywhere you like, in a folder or the root of your server.

(Skip this step if you upload the files in the root of your server and not in a folder)

7. If you upload the files in a folder, the folder needs to have 775 or 755 file permissions set (depending on your server configuration).

Right click the folder and choose File permissions.

Set the numeric value to 755 (or 775 if 74

8. Access the folder in your browser to begin the install and synchronization process.

If you upload the files in the root of your server, you'll access the root domain to start the sync process.

From now on, when you modify something in your Netjet Cloud project and press the "Update" button, it will get synced live on your server.

IMPORTANT: Please keep in mind that the sync process doesn't happen instantly. It takes a couple of minutes before you can see the modifications on your domain.

You can export the HTML of your Netjet.io project by following these steps:

1. Click on the "Publish" link within your project.

2. Choose "Export HTML" from the popup menu.

3. Unzip the downloaded archive.

Upload the extracted files to your server. You can place them in any directory or at the root of your server.

↔️ Navigation

If you are not creating a landing page (one page), you'll want to know how to create multiple pages for your website. Here is how to do it:

Step 1. In the builder, access the Settings from the left sidebar & go to Assets > Pages

Step 2. Press the Add New Page button at the bottom to add a new page.

Step 3. Press the Settings icon to edit the page title, the slug and SEO meta description.

Step 4. Press the Edit Page icon to jump and edit that page.

You will need a menu on your multi-page website. Here is how to create it:

Step 1: Click the gear Settings icon in the left sidebar and navigate to the Menu tab.

Step 2: Create a new menu.

Step 3: Select the pages you want in your menu and click the "Add to Menu" button.

Step 4: Drag and drop pages to reorder or create dropdown menus.

Step 5: Click the Settings icon to edit Navigation Label and more.

After you have created the pages and added them to a menu, you will need to display that menu on your website pages. Here's how to do it:

Step 1: Find the Menu element in the builder

Step 2: Drag the Menu element onto the page

Step 3: In the Menu element options, choose the menu you want to show

Note: If the name of your menu is not visible in the list, update your page and refresh it, then try again.

To add custom links to the Menu on a landing page, follow these steps:

Step 1: Navigate to CMS (hamburger icon) > Project Settings - Menu tab.

Step 2: Choose the desired menu from the drop-down menu.

Step 3: Add custom links from the sidebar.

Step 4: Click on the Settings icon and enter the anchor link in the Anchor field. For example, if the Contact block is named "Contact," the anchor link will be #Contact. Provide a name for the anchor link in the Page Title field. Click 'Save Changes' to save the menu.

Note: The block name is the name assigned to the block from the block advanced settings.

To add custom links to the Menu on a landing page, follow these steps:

Step 1: Navigate to CMS (hamburger icon) > Project Settings - Menu tab.

Step 2: Choose the desired menu from the drop-down menu.

Step 3: Add custom links from the sidebar.

Note: The block name is the name assigned to the block from the block advanced settings.

A multi-page website requires a global header menu that can be edited from any page. Here's how to set it up:

Step 1: Create a header block with the desired Menu element.

Step 2: Convert the block into a Global block and save the changes.

Step 3: Navigate to Settings > Pages and use the Edit page icon to move to the next page.

Step 4: Add the global header to the new page.

Step 5: Repeat steps 3 and 4 for all pages on the website. Once completed, you can make edits to the header from any page, and the changes will be reflected across the entire website.

🏗 Projects

The default language attribute (lang) is English (en). If you are creating a website using Netjet Cloud in another language you might want to change the HTML language declaration to your preferred language. Here is how to do it:

To change the HTML language declaration to your preferred language, you can use our Code Injection feature that allows you to inject scripts in the header (or footer) of your website.

Step 1: Copy the following code: Changing "es" will change the language

const html = document.querySelector("html");

if (html) {

html.setAttribute("lang", "es");

}

</script>

Step 2: Paste code into the header section using our code injection feature.

Step 3: Press save changes button.

To ensure that your Netjet Cloud project does not show up in Google Search results, you can add a noindex meta tag to the header HTML code. When Googlebot crawls the page and detects this tag, it will exclude the page from Google Search results, even if other websites link to it.

To implement the noindex tag, you can use our Code Injection feature to add the following meta tag to the section of your project:

If you specifically want to prevent only Google web crawlers from indexing the page, you can use the following meta tag:

It's important to note that different search engine web crawlers may interpret the noindex directive in varying ways, so there is a possibility that your page may still appear in results from other search engines.

The External Popup project allows you to generate a popup or alert bar for use on external websites. You can design and modify the popup in Netjet and then integrate it into your website, regardless of how it was constructed.

Step 1: Create a new External Popup project

Step 2: Customize and edit your popup

Step 3: Publish your Popup

Step 4: Insert the Embed code in your

IMPORTANT: It is essential to have access to your tag and insert the embed code there. While most scripts utilize the tag, our popup embed code must be placed in the tag for proper functionality.

You have the option to add and utilize Google Fonts, with over 950 fonts to choose from. The Google fonts import feature is available in Netjet free. Here's how to do it:

Step 1: Click on "Add New Font" in the options toolbar from any text element on the page.

Step 2: Select the "Google Fonts" option.

Step 3: Enter the name of the Google Font you want to add. You can browse the Google Fonts library here.

Step 4: Click "Continue" to complete the process.

Step 5: The font will appear at the top of your fonts list on any text element.

Please note that you can delete any font from the Fonts Tab after clicking the "Add New Font" button.

You can add your own custom fonts in Netjet by uploading them in the builder. This feature is only available in the PRO paid plans. To upload a custom font, follow these steps:

Step 1: Click on "Add New Font" in the options toolbar of any text element on the page.

Step 2: Select the "Upload" option. If this option is not available, you need to upgrade to a PRO paid account.

Step 3: Give your font a name.

Step 4: Add your first variation and upload your font. You can upload different variations of the font one by one.

Step 5: Once your first variation is added, you can add another variation or continue to install the font in Netjet.

Step 6: Press "Continue" and you're done.

Step 7: The font will appear at the top of your fonts list on any text element.

You can delete any font from the Fonts Tab after pressing the "Add New Font" button.

To duplicate projects, you can save individual pages in the builder and then add a new project to recreate your pages from the saved layouts.To save and access layouts in Netjet:

Step 1: Save any layout from the bottom right-hand side near the Update button

Step 2: Access your saved layouts from the Saved tab when adding a new block on the page.

All saved layouts and blocks are accessible in any project, existing or new, so you can easily use them to duplicate projects.

SSL, or Secure Sockets Layer, is the standard security technology used to create an encrypted connection between a web server and a browser. This encrypted link ensures that any data transmitted between the web server and the browser remains confidential.

In simpler terms, when users visit your website, their connection is secure and their data is encrypted, providing a safe way to interact with your Netjet website.

All projects hosted on our servers, whether using a custom domain or a Netjet subdomain, benefit from free SSL. The SSL certificate is installed automatically, so you don't need to take any action to enable this feature.

Please note that it may take up to 24 hours for the SSL to be fully installed and propagated, allowing your users to see the secure connection when they access your project.

It's important to remember that the option for free SSL is not available for projects published using the Server Sync or

Export HTML options: as these are self-hosted and require SSL to be installed at the server level. If you need SSL for your server, please contact your hosting provider.

In simpler terms, when users visit your website, their connection is secure and their data is encrypted, providing a safe way to interact with your Netjet website.

Please note that it may take up to 24 hours for the SSL to be fully installed and propagated, allowing your users to see the secure connection when they access your project.

It's important to remember that the option for free SSL is not available for projects published using the Server Sync or

Export HTML options: as these are self-hosted and require SSL to be installed at the server level. If you need SSL for your server, please contact your hosting provider.

An XML sitemap is a roadmap of your website that directs Google to all your important pages. XML sitemaps can be beneficial for SEO, as they enable Google to quickly locate your essential website pages.

Netjet automatically generates the sitemap XML file for every project, and you can access your project's sitemap at any time by visiting /sitemap.xml in your project.

For instance, if you have a custom domain linked to your Netjet project mydomain.com, you would access your sitemap XML at mydomain.com/sitemap.xml in your browser.

How to ensure Google finds your sitemap You don't need to take any action for Google to find your sitemap. We have placed it exactly where it needs to be for Google to discover it when it visits your website.

However, there is a way to expedite Google's discovery of your XML sitemap. You can add it to your Google Search Console account.

After creating an account, you need to add a website property and verify ownership before you can add your sitemap XML.

In the ‘Sitemaps’ section, you can add your sitemap XML URL /sitemap.xml.

⚙️ Settings

Having a title, description, and favicon for your website is essential for establishing its identity and ensuring a professional and polished appearance. The title serves as the first impression for visitors and is displayed prominently in search engine results and browser tabs. It should accurately and succinctly convey the purpose or main focus of your website. Additionally, including relevant keywords in the title can improve search engine optimization (SEO) and help users find your site more easily.

A well-crafted description provides a brief summary of your website's content and can also contribute to SEO by including relevant keywords and enticing users to click through from search engine results. This meta description is often displayed beneath the title in search engine listings, so it should be informative and engaging to encourage users to visit your site.

A favicon, also known as a site icon, is a small image that appears next to your website's title in browser tabs and bookmarks. This tiny graphic can greatly enhance the professional appearance of your site and make it more recognizable to users who have multiple tabs open. A well-designed favicon can also contribute to brand recognition and help users remember and return to your site.

By setting up these elements during the initial website creation process and periodically reviewing and updating them as needed, you can ensure that your site's identity remains consistent and appealing to visitors. Regularly checking and optimizing these features can contribute to a positive user experience and help your website stand out in search results and among competitors.

Netjet provides you with the ability to customize how your page appears when shared on social media platforms such as Facebook. You can access these crucial options within the Netjet builder and configure the information that will be shown when your website is shared on various social platforms.

Use the Code Injection feature in Netjet Cloud to embed any external 3rd party scripts that need to run in the header or footer of your project. You can add Google Analytics, Google Tag, Facebook Pixel, Hotjar, Payment services or any 3rd party service that requires script embeds. In Netjet Cloud you can inject code on 3 levels:

1. At the website level - this includes the injected code in the header and/or footer of all the pages of your website. You can access the Code Injection feature in any project in the Settings page on the Code Inject tab.

Based on the 3rd party service you want to embed, they might need to be included in the header or footer. You'll need to check with them how the services integrate. If you want to inject scripts in the 'head' tag on every page of your site copy paste the script in the Header area.

If you want to inject scripts in the 'footer' tag on every page of your site copy paste the script in the Footer area. Save your changes by pressing the Save Changes button.

2. At the page level - this includes the injected code in the header and/or footer only on a particular page.

3. Inside a page - this includes the injected code in the content of your pages. You can do that by copy/pasting the code in an Embed element. Drag the element on the page and paste the code into the Embed element. The Embed element understands JS & HTML.

The Redirects section allows you to establish 301 permanent redirects from your old URLs to your new ones. This feature is intended for use in specific situations where you need to redirect a particular URL to a new one. There are two main reasons for using this feature:

1. When you migrate your current website to Netjet and need to set up redirects from old URLs to new URLs. 2. When you decide to change the URL of a page that has already been shared on social media or other places on the web.

Step 1: Access the Redirects section in the Settings window.

Step 2: Write your redirect rules like this

Put every redirect on a new line /old-URL [SPACE] /new-URL, here is an example for 3 different random redirects. Let's take /about-us /team rule. This means that yourdomain.com/about-us will be redirected to yourdomain.com/team.

Step 3: Click on the Save Changes button to save your modifications.

Please note:

1. If you transfer your website from your current hosting to Netjet, there is no need to set up redirects if you plan to recreate the same URLs in Netjet.

2. The redirects being set up are 301 permanent redirects, which ensures that all the SEO value from the old pages will be passed on to the new URL.

📝 Blogging

Our mission is to develop the initial free Cloud CMS. Blogging is the foundation of any reputable CMS, so the primary Netjet blogging functionality is available for FREE to all users and will be part of all Netjet accounts: Free and PRO. The more advanced features such as ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) and Assets Builder (Custom Post Builder) will only be included in the PRO version, but the main blogging functionality is free for everyone to use.

Adding new blog posts is a breeze. Simply create a new post and complete the predefined default fields: Title, Featured Image, and Excerpt. You also have the option to modify the permalink. Remember to publish the post and assign it to relevant blog categories.

Adding or modifying blog categories is a simple process. Navigate to Blog > Categories and make changes or create a new category. Once the ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) is implemented, you will have the ability to add or modify fields for the categories according to your preferences.

In our Asset Builder, all elements are considered assets, whether they are pages, blog posts, or categories. Additionally, you will have complete control over the fields within the Asset Builder.

Dynamic content allows you to display blog post fields dynamically on a page using dynamic elements. This feature is particularly useful when you need to manage multiple posts at once by creating templates.

Currently, there are 4 dynamic Netjet elements available:

1. Archive - used to create category post listings

2. Posts - used to create related posts blocks

3. Title - displays the title of the asset being worked on, such as a post, custom post, or page

4. Excerpt - shows the excerpt of the blog post or description of the page

Depending on the page being edited, some elements may not be displayed in the Elements panel. For example, if you are not working on a Category page, the Archive element will not appear, as it is closely associated with blog categories.

To create a template that can be applied to multiple posts or categories, you will need to utilize dynamic elements, global blocks, and display conditions. This approach allows you to seamlessly work with the builder by creating pages and templates simultaneously. Essentially, every page can function as a template based on the blocks and conditions present on that page.

In Netjet, all assets (such as blog posts, custom posts, categories, and pages) are treated as regular pages. This means that editing a blog category or post can be done directly within Netjet, just like any other asset. When creating a template, you simply add dynamic elements to a block, designate the block as global, and use display conditions to apply it to other categories, posts, or specific areas as needed.

🛠 Advanced Custom Fields & Assets

The functionality of Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) enables you to modify or add content fields to your Netjet assets (posts or post types) and even create new assets (custom post types). These custom content fields allow you to expand the posts or pages in Netjet with the specific fields you require, providing greater control over your content and laying the foundation for intricate dynamic websites in Netjet CMS.

Accessing the advanced custom field builder is simple and user-friendly. To get started, just open the Netjet CMS in the sidebar and navigate to Create Custom Assets within your project. In Netjet, the items such as Pages, Categories, Blogs, Popups, etc. displayed in the sidebar are referred to as Assets. When you create a new entry using the ACF builder, you are essentially creating a New Asset, which in the WordPress realm is known as a custom post type. Moving forward, the terms Assets, Collections, and Custom Post Types can be used interchangeably.

This is the place where you will create your new Assets (or Custom Post Type). In this example, I have made a new custom asset called Games.

In the initial section, you will provide basic asset information:

Asset Name (singular) – This is the singular form of your asset name. For instance, if you are creating a "Games" asset, you should enter "Game" here. This name is used in various locations within the Netjet CMS.

Asset Name (plural) – This is the plural form of your asset name. It will be displayed in the sidebar and throughout the Netjet Cloud CMS in different areas.

Asset Slug – This is the URL link for your assets as seen in the browser. For example, if you enter "Games" as the slug for our Games example, your URLs will have the following structure on the front end: yourdomain/game-name

Asset Type – This option allows you to specify whether your asset is a stand-alone (single asset) or a category (archive asset). In our "Games" example, this would be a Single type asset. If we were creating an asset to categorize other assets, such as "Genres" for our games, we would need to choose Archive as the asset type.

Asset Icon – Select an icon for your asset. This icon will be displayed in the sidebar once the new asset is created.

You will then specify the fields you want in your asset by adding fields from the bottom section. You have the option to choose from:

Text – a standard input field primarily used for text but also accepts numbers and special characters

Rich Text – a paragraph best suited for your asset's excerpt or description

Email – a field that only accepts email-formatted inputs like something@custom.com

Link – a field that only accepts URL links

Select – a dropdown select field

Image – an upload field for your asset's featured image, accepting only image extensions

Number – a field for entering numbers

Reference – used to link single assets with category assets in a one-on-one relation. For example, linking a single asset "Games" with a category asset "Developer" means one "Game" has only one "Developer".

Multi Reference – used to link single assets with category assets in a one-to-many relation. For example, linking a single asset "Games" with a category asset "Genres" means one "Game" can have multiple "Genres".

Clicking on any field will display the options for that field, allowing you to set the label, description, and placeholder. You can also choose whether the field is required or adjust limits based on each field.

Once you have clicked the Create & Continue button, the asset will be created and will appear in the sidebar. The custom post list will be empty as this is a new asset and does not have any entries yet.

To add a new post (a new Game in my case), you simply click the Add New button. You can then fill in your fields and add a new custom post. It's important to note that two fields, Asset Title (in my case Game Title) and Permalink, are added to every asset by default in Netjet CMS and cannot be modified.

Leverage custom fields to incorporate fresh dynamic content into your Netjet website. You have the flexibility to modify existing assets by adding or removing fields, as well as the option to generate new assets. The custom fields available in the Netjet CMS include:

Text – an input field for text, numbers, and special characters

Rich Text – a paragraph for asset excerpts or descriptions

Email – a field for email addresses

Link – a field for URL links

Select – a dropdown select field

Image – an upload field for asset featured images, accepting only image extensions

Number – a field for numbers

Reference – used to link single assets with category assets in a one-on-one relation, such as linking a single asset "Games" with a category asset "Developer"

Multi Reference – used to link single assets with category assets in a one-to-many relation, such as linking a single asset "Games" with multiple "Genres"

Clicking on any field will bring up the options for that field, allowing you to set the label, description, and placeholder. You can also choose whether the field is required or change limits based on each field.

You can always return to modify your custom asset by clicking on the gear icon next to the asset name in the sidebar.

The Netjet custom fields builder will be brought in, allowing you to add new fields, edit existing ones, or delete the entire asset from the bottom right Delete link.

It is important to note that when you delete fields that are displayed on the front end, they will no longer be visible to your users.

By clicking on any field, you can access options such as setting the label, description, placeholder, and choosing whether the field is required or changing limits based on each field.

You can also include additional fields from the section located at the bottom:

Text – a standard input field primarily for text but also accepts numbers and special characters.

Rich Text – a paragraph field ideal for asset excerpts or descriptions.

Email – a field exclusively for email addresses in the format something@custom.com.

Link – a field for entering URL links.

Select – a dropdown selection field.

Image – an upload field for asset featured images, only accepts image file extensions.

Number – a field for entering numerical values.

Reference – used to link single assets with category assets in a one-on-one relation, such as linking a single asset "Games" with a category asset "Developer".

Multi Reference – used to link single assets with category assets in a one-to-many relation, such as linking a single asset "Games" with multiple "Genres".

Creating an asset that will be a category for another asset is very simple; you just create a new asset from scratch and select "Archive" in the Asset Type option. This will indicate to Netjet that this is an archive type / a taxonomy / a category asset.

We have introduced two new assets: "Developers" and "Genres" for our "Games" and filled them with a few developers and popular game genres.

The next step is to connect our "Games" with the "Developers" and "Genres". Access the Games custom asset by clicking on the gear icon next to the name in the sidebar and utilize the Reference or Multi Reference fields to associate your custom asset with your categories.

Reference is utilized to connect individual assets with category assets in a one-on-one relationship. For instance, it can link a single asset "Games" with a category asset "Developer". This one-on-one relationship ensures that one "Game" is associated with only one "Developer".

Multi Reference is utilized to connect individual assets with category assets in a one-to-many relationship. For instance, it can link a single asset "Games" with a category asset "Genres". This one-to-many relationship allows one "Game" to have multiple "Genres".

Remember to Save & Finish after making your changes.

With the references added for our Games, you will now be able to select the Developer and Genre for a new game.

This will assist you in organizing your dynamic data and generating dynamic Netjet pages for your Archive categories. With this, You can effortlessly generate a developer page that showcases (using the Archive element) all the games from a specific developer.

Dynamic content allows you to dynamically display your custom post fields on a page using dynamic elements. It is particularly helpful when managing multiple posts at once by creating templates.

You can showcase your ACF fields in Netjet using dynamic elements such as Archive (for category post listings) and Posts (for related posts blocks). Alternatively, you can use regular elements that can be switched to a dynamic element from the "server" dynamic icon.

Text

Images

Buttons

The typical method of working with templates in most CMS’s involves adding content to a post and setting the templates in a separate template section. This can be difficult to understand and manage, and creates a disconnect between editing regular pages and working with dynamic content and templates.

In Netjet CMS, all assets (blog posts, custom posts, categories, pages) are treated as regular pages. This means that editing a blog category or post is done in the same way as editing any other asset using Netjet.

To create a template, you simply drag dynamic elements into a block, set the block as global, and use display conditions to apply it across other categories or posts.

📲 Web Stories

Netjet Stories are mobile visual narratives that offer a unique content consumption experience. This visual format allows users to explore content by sliding from one piece of content to the next.

Whether you are a content creator, marketer, or selling products, web stories can help you creatively present news, create a mobile landing page with a natural funnel, or showcase your products in an appealing way.

Here are a few ways Netjet Web Stories can benefit marketers, content creators, and shop owners:

Marketers - Present offers and promotions: Engagingly presenting a promo can grab potential customers' attention, generate more leads, and increase conversion.

Mobile landing pages: Web stories are perfect for landing pages because they have a natural funnel interaction from slide to slide, allowing you to present and structure information deliberately, thus increasing leads and ultimately conversion.

Content Creators - Posts as short web stories: Deliver the news or an excerpt in a quick, easy-to-digest web story.

Content previews: Use web stories to capture interest for your larger-sized content or blog post and bring users over via a call to action button once they are interested in reading the whole story.

How-to guides: Web stories work great for how-to guides, where you can present each step of the process in a separate slide in the story. - Lists or Tops: Anything that works great in lists or tops will be a great fit for web stories.

Shop Owners - Product previews/showcase: Influence buying decisions with web stories by creating interactive, virtual, and clickable product showcases.

Client follow-up: Use the contact form to ask for testimonials or do follow-ups with your clients in a creative way via a nice web story.

There are two methods for creating web stories in Netjet:

1) You can create a stand-alone story project directly from the Netjet dashboard. The stand-alone web story can be published in the same way as a regular website.

You can link a custom domain to it, use a free subdomain using our netjet.pro domain, connect to 3rd-party free hosting providers via Github, use our script to sync pages to your server, or download the HTML.

2) You can create a web story inside a Netjet website. Within the project, the web story will have its permalink similar to any page on your website.

The Stories Builder is a modified version of the Netjet builder, designed specifically for creating web stories on a mobile resolution. The grid has been eliminated, allowing elements to be freely moved and repositioned on the canvas, providing a Sketch or Photoshop-like experience. Additionally, the elements have been streamlined and optimized to better suit the creation of interactive narratives.

When you initiate a new story, you can begin from the beginning and construct each slide in the familiar Netjet way. Additionally, you have the choice to utilize one of our stunning pre-designed templates. To access the story templates, simply add a new slide in your story. Some templates are available for free, while others require Netjet PRO for use.

Remember: You have the option to combine and use slides from various stories.

🔀 Integrations

Connect your contact form with various marketing apps using form integrations to collect and automate leads. You can also link an email app to send your leads directly to your email. You can set up multiple apps at once.

Here are the current contact form integrations available in Netjet. Click on any for a step-by-step tutorial on how to set everything up:

Email:

- Email Notification

Apps:

- Mailchimp

- Sendinblue

- Zapier

- Campaign Monitor

- Convert Kit

- Active Campaign

- Get Response

- Mailjet

- e-goi

- HubSpot

- MailerLite

- Drip

- reCAPTCHA

Keep in mind: Any contact form connected with an app integration will also save the leads in your Leads section of your Netjet project.

The email notification app will send you an email whenever a new lead is created. In simpler terms, each time the contact form is submitted successfully. Here's how you can configure it:

Step 1: Go to the App Integrations at the bottom of any contact form element in the Netjet builder.

Step 2: Click on Email Notification on the Email tab.

Step 3: Provide the email address where you would like to receive the notification. You can enter multiple emails separated by commas.

Set the email subject and name your form, then click on Continue.

Step 4: You have completed the process. Your form is now linked with the Email notification app. Whenever the form is successfully submitted, you will receive an email.

Remember: You have the option to create a personalized template for your notification email. Additionally, we will create short-codes for your fields so that you can incorporate the lead information in the email.

You can utilize HTML to format your email, and use to start a new line and to emphasize specific words. For instance:

According to Wikipedia, a webhook in web development is a method of customizing the behavior of a web page or web application with custom callbacks. These callbacks can be managed by third-party users and developers who may not be affiliated with the originating website or application.

There are two ways for apps to communicate for information: polling and webhooks. Polling involves requesting information from the app every time, while webhooks automatically send information to a specific URL when it's available. Webhooks are automated messages containing an information payload sent from Netjet Cloud when something happens. They are sent to a unique URL that you can set up.

Webhooks are simpler than APIs, which are a full language for an app with functions or calls to add, edit, and retrieve data. With an API, you have to do the work yourself. In contrast, webhooks are for one specific part of an app and are automated, creating a simple, one-to-one connection.

In Netjet, webhooks are offered for all your Assets, including custom Assets.

And Actions on Create, Update and Delete

This implies that whenever the [Asset] (Page, Blog, etc) undergoes the [Action] (Creation, Update, Deletion), a payload containing all the details for that particular Asset is automatically dispatched to your chosen custom URL.

The transmitted information is authenticated, and you can locate the key on the Webhooks listing page.

This signature ID is used to verify and validate that the data originates from us.

FAQ & Support

Documentation, Support & FAQ

🤷‍♂️ What Is Netjet.io & How Does It work ?

🤷‍♂️ Do I Need Any Technical Skills To Use Netjet.io?

🤷‍♂️ How does pricing work?

🤷‍♂️ Does Netjet.io Offer Customer Support?

💻 1.0 Workspaces

💻 1.1 Dashboard Overview

💻 1.2 Projects

💻 1.3 Team Members & Roles

💻 1.4 Leads

🌎 2.0 - Publishing Options

🌎 2.1 - Custom Domain (A Record Redirect)

🌎 2.2 - Netjet.pro Subdomain

🌎 2.3 - Custom Subdomain (CNAME Redirect)

🌎 2.4 - Server Sync

🌎 2.5 - Export HTML

↔️ 3.0 Create Pages For Your Website

↔️ 3.1 How To Create A Menu

↔️ 3.2 How To Add A Menu On Your Page

↔️ 3.3 Link To Sections Of Your Page With Custom Anchors

↔️ 3.3 Link To Sections Of Your Page With Custom Anchors

↔️ 3.4 How To Add A Header Global Block On All Your Pages

🏗 4.0 How To Change The Language HTML Attribute To A Different Language

🏗 4.1 How To Block Search Indexing With "noindex"

🏗 4.2 How To Embed An External Popup On Your Website

🏗 4.3 How To Add Google Fonts To Your Website

🏗 4.4 How To Upload Your Custom Fonts

🏗 4.5 How To Duplicate Projects

🏗 4.6 Free SSL Included

🏗 4.7 Free SSL Included

🏗 4.8 Sitemap XML

⚙️ 5.0 Site Identity

⚙️ 5.1 Social Sharing

⚙️ 5.2 Code Injection & 3rd Party Scripts Embed

⚙️ 5.3 Redirects

📝 6.0 Blogging Is Free

📝 6.1 How To Add Blog Posts

📝 6.2 How To Create Blog Categories

📝 6.3 How To Work With Dynamic Content & Templates

🛠 7.0 What Is Advanced Custom Fields (ACF)

🛠 7.1 How To Create A New Asset (Custom Post Type)

🛠 7.2 The Custom Fields You Can Use In Your Assets

🛠 7.3 How To Edit Your Current Asset/Post Type

🛠 7.4 How To Create & Link Categories (Taxonomies) Assets

🛠 7.5 How To Display Your Custom Dynamic Content

🛠 7.6 How To Create Page Templates That Apply Across Your Website

📲 8.0 What Are Web Stories?

📲 8.1 How To Create A New Web Story

📲 8.2 The Web Story Builder

📲 8.3 Premade Stories Design

🔀 9.0 Contact Form Integrations

🔀 9.1 Email Notification

🔀 9.2 Webhooks