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Where did the Edit, View and Advanced Features menus go?

Where did the Edit, View and Advanced Features menus go?

In the TeleportHQ editor, Edit and View are still in the Project Menu (the logo at the top left), and the same switches are now also in Project settings → Editor → Preferences. Advanced Features left the Project Menu: it's now Project settings → Editor → Preferences → Advanced features. To open Project settings, click the Project settings cog at the bottom of the left sidebar. Extra Features is now the Plugins tab of the left sidebar.

What moved, and where it is now

The TeleportHQ editor gathered its project settings into one Project settings panel. Here is where each old menu item is now:

You used to findNow it's in
Project Menu → EditStill in Project Menu → Edit, and its switches are in Project settings → Editor → Preferences → Editing
Project Menu → ViewStill in Project Menu → View, and in Project settings → Editor → Preferences → View
Project Menu → Advanced FeaturesProject settings → Editor → Preferences → Advanced features
Project Menu → AI ProvidersProject settings → Credentials → AI Providers
AI Settings (in the drop-down next to the project name)Project settings → AI → Project brief; your custom instructions are in Project settings → AI → Assistant
Global SEO Settings (in the drop-down next to the project name)Project settings → Site → SEO & social → Search engines
The Project Settings page with tabsThe Project settings panel in the editor. The page is still on the dashboard, in the project card's ⋯ menu.
The Discord, Tutorials and Keyboard shortcuts icons at the bottom of the left sidebarThe Project settings cog took their place. The three links are at the bottom of the Project settings panel, and in Project Menu → Help.
Extra Features in the left sidebar, and Project settings → Features (E-commerce, Blog, Help Center, Authentication, Admin panel, AI assistant chat)The Plugins tab in the left sidebar, which also lists Bookings. See How to turn features on or off (Plugins).
Project settings → Features → InternationalizationProject settings → Site → Internationalization
The Forms button in the left sidebarForm submissions are in Growth → Forms.

The drop-down next to the project name also has a new item: Purchase tokens, to buy more AI tokens.

How to open the new places

  1. In the TeleportHQ editor, at the bottom of the left sidebar, click the Project settings cog.
  2. In the Project settings panel, under Editor, click Preferences.
  3. Click Editing, View or Advanced features.
The TeleportHQ Preferences drawer in Project settings, with Advanced features highlighted below Editing and View

For the other items, open the cog and click the group named in the table above, for example Credentials → AI Providers.

Edit and View in the Project Menu

The TeleportHQ Project Menu still has Edit and View. They hold the same switches as Preferences → Editing and Preferences → View, in the same words, so a change in one place shows in the other. At its end, Edit also has two items that aren't switches: Enable Plugins… ("Pick plugins to enable in this project. The plugins they rely on are enabled with them.") and Tailor project to my business…. Enable Plugins… opens the Choose your plugins window, where you switch on several plugins at once. See How to turn features on or off (Plugins).

Below View, the Project Menu also has Accessibility check, which opens a panel that checks every page and component for problems such as missing alt text or low-contrast text. See What should I check after publishing my site?.

The open TeleportHQ Project Menu, with Edit, View and Accessibility check highlighted

Some switches were renamed. For example:

  • Automatically translate text elements is now Translate text elements automatically.
  • Persist Zoom Level is now Keep zoom level.
  • Auto-create Navigation Navlinks is now Create navigation links for new pages.
  • Display Color Tokens as list is now Show colour tokens as a list.

View also gained a Left sidebar section, with a switch for each button of the left sidebar, so you can hide the ones you don't use. Elements and Plugins can't be hidden. See How to change editor preferences (Editing, View and Advanced features).

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