I'm reading the avilable forum sections names, in a couple of the in red is written "don't use this section to post questions about use/how to"

well, but next it is not present a specific section for posting "questions about the use" "how to do this/that"

Why don't adding a specific one? 

I've discovered your project right today, but I encounter a first and straight problem, the impression is that your program could be really helpful when starting a brand new project and so a new website... but how to deal with an existing one?

Thank you if you will move this question to the right forum section, since I can't figure out which the right one could be.

Roberto

I want to share with you my first impression. I must do a premise, who is writng, is someone in the web since the web begin , though I'm not an HTML5/CSS/AJAX guru

Well, the project looks pretty interesting, but together with brand new newbies entering in the web sites developing/design, you should consider that for spreading the program, it could be useful to write some "import tutorial", since people approaching to openElement, could think that this should also be an html editor, while you do confirm that opening and working with an existing website, it is not the best approach and even it could not "work".

So, maybe in the home "screen" when anyone runs for the first time openElement, it would be good to clarify this sort of "limitation" together with providing an "how to correctly manage to import an existing website". This tutorial could also help the openElement begginers (like me) to better understand the concepts.

In the mean time, one kind curiosity: openElement with jquery. Do you provide any kind of facilitation inserting jquery plugins? Or openElement treats jquery as any other html editor.

Thank you for any reply

Though, in my settings I have setup tp get mails when replieas are posted to posts, but I have not received any (now I check the spam). I have checked by myself if any reply has been posted.

Ciao!

but I wanted you to say that.

In my work, I must consider so much the "understanding-level" of the persons that may land on my websites, since mine it is an high-competition-level-environment (data recovery from hdds, raids, nases, flash drives) and being pretty well indexed is not enough: 

the next must is 

---> when people lands on the website, the communication level must be as best as possible, otherwise the effort given to the indexing job will be trashed and lost

the parallelism with your case is this:

my feeling (not yet dived into openElement, so just feelings) is that this program could break and do great results in the web editors field, but ..

our indexing effort could be compared with the effort you have put in the quality and features of the program... but next, you (first impression) fail in the communication (and in SEO too)

Additionally there is a "popular belief" that says "French people are closed in their mother language", sometime people kids on the fact that as example the computer you call it "ordinateur", well your videos in francaise only are not agood idea

If you want to break into the html editors world, you must consider to increase the weight of the english language, since for some reasons the web talks English (mainly)

Also your indexing (SEO), should be reworked in the english perspective, using typical english queries used by people that are searching for an editor, I'm figuring out so many in this exact moment. I say this because I've found you for a casuality and not for a straight SERP result.

(e.g. maybe that for my job, I must work on SEO so much  :-) )

Anyway, j'erray , the point is the best communication as possible and the best "first steps guide" as possible, to allow people to decide to dive into the program, since I would bet that so many have tried it out and abandoned the idea to dive into its features, I would say abandoned and uninstalled it even before to give it a chance.

So, if you permit me to give you some suggestions, most of them are written above, but the most important one is to "work" on two issues

- 1th . when people launches the program for the first time, they must have a big link available to be clicked that leads to a well written "Basic principles about openElement" and how the program is intended to be used for and together with it a first basic site and tutorial to realize it, for that one, as a good example, I would suggest you this guide http://www.lingulo.com/tutorials/css/how-to-build-a-html5-website-from-scratch  ( I find it one of the best formulations I've ever seen ), additionally that tutorial talks straghtly of one of the most requested arguments --> HTML5 and CSS3/4

- 2nd to catch people that must deal with an existing website, the best practices to import an existing website, again hopefully with some examples

- toghether and simultaneously with the points 1 and 2, think about the indexing (SEO), since also the title of the main page of your website, sorry but, it is "wrong".

Cor