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What is a free section?
A part of a page the AI designs: how you make it, what is allowed, what is never allowed and what happens when something does not pass.
A free section is a part of a page on your website that the AI designs freely. The content is our own template — a title, a text, up to 8 points and one picture, which you correct on the page — and its look is written by the AI.
| Permission | Office Owner | Office administrator | Project manager | Technical staff | Secretariat | Accounting | Website manager |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manage ErgoWeb — the public website and its posts | yes | yes | no | no | no | no | yes |
How do I make one?
The section goes into an open draft, never straight onto the live website. Open the draft from «My designs» and press Free section. Write What the section is for — and, if you like, a title, a text and points, one per line, as «title: text» — and press Create; the cost in credits is written on the button. With New version the AI writes another one, with View CSS you see what it wrote, and with Into the draft the section goes at the end of the draft page you choose. You see it in the draft's preview, beside the live website, and it reaches visitors only when you publish.
What is allowed and what is not?
Whatever the AI writes is checked by the server before it is kept. The look concerns this section only: nothing else on the page changes.
| Allowed | Never allowed |
|---|---|
| Colours, the website's fonts, spacing, a layout in columns or a grid, gradients, shadows, rounded corners | Anything from another website: pictures, fonts or files |
| A different look on a phone, in the dark theme and for those who want less motion | An element fixed over the page or over its other parts |
| The section inside its own frame | Code or words hidden in the look; more than 8 KB |
If even one problem is found, the AI fixes it once, at no extra charge; if it still does not pass, nothing is kept and the screen names each problem in its own sentence. The look is loaded from our own server, in a separate file of your website, and uses no JavaScript.