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We’ve added new quick edit suggestions right into the AI Content Assistant dialog box, to allow you to shorten, lengthen, and improve text better and faster.
To give an example, if your suggested text is longer than expected, you can easily ask the Assistant to cut it short right here at the click of a button, without needing to re-select the text and open Assistant's text menu all over again.
An added bonus: these actions are also available when generating SEO meta tags for individual fields (only title or description).
We’ve added the option to quickly log in to other workspaces you might need to when working on multiple accounts.
Your Duda profile menu now includes the option to Change Workspace. Opting for this option will show you the available accounts, and clicking each of these will put you through the login to the other account.

We've added the ability to add inline binding to a page's head HTML. Until now you could connect a Dynamic Page's meta title and meta description to the site’s internal collection, to dynamically show metadata for each page item.
So what’s new? You can now add other metadata, and insert custom code to the Dynamic Page's head HTML. Another option that’s now possible is to connect Content Library fields to the <head> section of regular (non-Dynamic) site pages.

That's it for this month's Wrap Up. We hope you find these useful. Got an idea or a feature request? Stop by our Idea Board and post it.

We’ve added new quick edit suggestions right into the AI Content Assistant dialog box, to allow you to shorten, lengthen, and improve text better and faster.
To give an example, if your suggested text is longer than expected, you can easily ask the Assistant to cut it short right here at the click of a button, without needing to re-select the text and open Assistant's text menu all over again.
An added bonus: these actions are also available when generating SEO meta tags for individual fields (only title or description).
We’ve added the option to quickly log in to other workspaces you might need to when working on multiple accounts.
Your Duda profile menu now includes the option to Change Workspace. Opting for this option will show you the available accounts, and clicking each of these will put you through the login to the other account.

We've added the ability to add inline binding to a page's head HTML. Until now you could connect a Dynamic Page's meta title and meta description to the site’s internal collection, to dynamically show metadata for each page item.
So what’s new? You can now add other metadata, and insert custom code to the Dynamic Page's head HTML. Another option that’s now possible is to connect Content Library fields to the <head> section of regular (non-Dynamic) site pages.

That's it for this month's Wrap Up. We hope you find these useful. Got an idea or a feature request? Stop by our Idea Board and post it.
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SEO Opportunities prioritizes recommendations based on potential traffic, using your unique ranking position and click-through rates. After integrating with Google Search Console, the app will provide you with a prioritized list of opportunities like title optimizations and internal link suggestions.
SEO Opportunities has a lot of features that make it worth checking out if you are interested in optimizing your site's SEO. For example, the app highlights boilerplate content that might have slipped through the review process. After moving through things like broken links or missing content, the app will also recommend title improvements and internal link suggestions. I n addition, the app's editor toolbar gives you at-a-glance SEO information about the page you are editing, without having to open another window.
SEO Opportunities will analyze 5 pages for free, and its paid plans start at $5/month.
We’ve added standardized CSS classes to different elements in the Media Slider widget, to give you virtually infinite ways to customize this widget’s design and every element it includes. If your agency likes to apply custom CSS code to widgets, this one’s for you.
These additional classes (see below) don’t just give your agency more super-granular design freedom than before, but will also ensure any CSS customizations you make to Media Sliders in your sites will be maintained as we update this widget in the future—so you can customize away with confidence.
The list of classes below follows the popular Block Element Modifier (BEM) front-end methodology:
See this quick demo as an example:
When editing a Media Slider on a site, open Dev Mode and enter the CSS classes you want to apply and customize. And remember you can always preview your changes before making them live.
Note that Dev Mode is available with the Team plan or above.
We’re excited to see what design customizations you’ll be doing with these newly added CSS classes. Let us know if there’s anything else you’d like to see in the editor by posting on the Duda Idea Board.
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