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      • Can I import pages built in other environments into Clickmax?

      Yes. The page editor has Import HTML: you upload the page's .html file (or paste the code) and the content lands in your Clickmax page with the CSS applied. You need the page open in the editor.

      Import the file

      1. Open the page in the editor.
      2. In the left sidebar, click the upload icon (Import HTML).
      3. Drag the .html file onto the drop area — or click it to pick the file. To send the CSS separately, repeat with the .css file.
      4. To paste code instead, turn on Paste HTML and use the HTML and CSS tabs.
      5. Check the Preview on the right.
      6. Click Import.

      Importing replaces the current content of the page. If you already built something there, duplicate the page first.

      If you upload only a .css file, the page structure stays as it is and only the styles are updated.

      What comes across and what doesn't

      ItemComes across
      HTML structure (sections, text, buttons)Yes
      CSS from the file, from <style> blocks and from media queriesYes
      Images and fonts loaded by URLYes
      Embedded videos (YouTube, Vimeo and similar)Yes
      Page JavaScriptYes, it goes to the page scripts

      When the file has JavaScript, the modal offers Move the page JavaScript to Scripts, already checked. The code is saved under page settings → Scripts and runs only on the published page — never inside the editor. That is why effects like a button that appears as you scroll, or an entrance animation, stay still on the canvas: publish and test on the public address.

      If you uncheck the option, the JavaScript is discarded and those effects stop working. In that case, paste the code later under page settings → Scripts, or use the custom HTML/JS element, as described in inserting custom HTML, CSS or JavaScript.

      Videos that rely on a player with its own script (Vturb, PandaVideo) also go through the custom HTML/JS element: see embedding external videos.

      A video placeholder (e.g. "insert your sales video here," before swapping in the real embed) is often built as a reserved slot inside the file. The import recognizes this pattern and recreates the visual as normal, editable page content — no third-party code ever runs inside the editor.

      If it didn't work

      • You see Check the HTML you entered: the file has a markup error (an unclosed tag, for instance). Fix the HTML and import again.
      • The page looks broken: make sure the CSS came along — if it lives in a separate file, upload the .css too.
      • Something does not move or respond to clicks inside the editor: JavaScript does not run on the canvas. Publish the page and test it on the public address.
      • You published and the effect is still frozen: check page settings → Scripts for the code. If the modal option was unchecked during the import, it was discarded — paste the snippet from the original file into that field.
      • Another question about creating things: see the frequently asked questions.