RapidWeaver Elements 2.3.0 Now Available

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Hey Weavers,

We’re pleased to announce Elements 2.3.0 is now available :tada:

Elements 2.3 can now open projects that have missing components and prompt the user to install them. It sounds small, but it’s a big deal and it’s one of the main reasons we built the Store into Elements in the first place.

Watch the video below to see how this amazing new feature works :smiling_face:

What’s New in 2.3.0?

  • Improved handling of missing components with placeholders in the editor and main app UI.
  • Streamlined pack installation with dynamic dropzones, visible progress, and clearer error messages.
  • The requirements panel now shows progress immediately when a document loads.
  • Fixed inline SVG parsing by stripping XML prologs that could trigger PHP short_open_tag errors.
  • Documents now restore more reliably using a stable UI state and fall back to a sensible default window size when needed.
  • Removed the Elements document Quick Look integration.
  • Added a last.fm SVG icon to the core pack.

Crossgrade to Elements

Not using Elements yet? Get 25% off when you crossgrade from Blocs, Sitely, or any other Mac-based website builder. The offer also applies to RapidWeaver Classic and Stacks users. Feel free to share the link below, it automatically applies the discount at checkout.

:backhand_index_pointing_right: Get 25% off Elements for macOS today

System Requirements

In order to run Elements you will need to meet the minimum requirements:

  • Requires macOS 13 Ventura or newer.
  • Apple Silicon or Intel based Mac.

The trial mode in Elements has the following limitations:

  • No publishing: You can’t upload or publish sites in trial mode.
  • No export: Exporting project files is disabled.
  • Maximum of 3 pages: You can only add up to three pages per project.

:backhand_index_pointing_right: Download Elements for macOS

How to rollback to a previous build

Should you run into an issues when using a new build of Elements you can always rollback to a previous version via the Release Notes page while you wait for a fix.

The Future of Web Design

Thanks for being part of Elements and for helping us shape the future of web design on the Mac. Your feedback during the beta has been hugely valuable and played a big role in where Elements goes from here.

We’re excited to keep building, refining, and shipping, and we really can’t wait to show you what’s coming next.

Thanks
Team Elements

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