Explore the Sparkle interface effortlessly by clicking on the numbered hot-spots in the image below. This will reveal the purpose of each interface element. Don't worry about the details now; the user guide will cover how to use each tool in depth. Take a moment to get acquainted with the layout.

The main canvas, where you'll design your web pages, occupies the largest part of the interface. Conveniently, all the necessary tools are situated around the edges and remain accessible at all times. You won't need to search for optional tool panels or rearrange windows – everything appears when you need it.

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Page Bottom

Finally the page bottom element, within the canvas, lets you make the page shorter or taller. While the page is generally clipped where content ends, the page bottom is useful in conjunction with elements that follow the page footer (see the Arrange inspector page). A double click on the page bottom will move it up to bump against the last element on the page.

Sparkle and the macOS document model

Sparkle adheres to the modern macOS document model, so documents are autosaved in the background and versioned by the system. You can open multiple files in multiple windows, or as tabs of the same window.

Sharing Sparkle files

Sharing Sparkle website files is safe and secure, publish settings and user accounts are stored in an encrypted form in your project file.

Please report any shortcoming in this documentation and we’ll fix it as soon as possible!

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