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Message To ALL Members!

Please watch the complete video and let me know if you have any questions.

Al Harji

Great update! Thank you Mak!

Mak .

Al Harji Thanks Al Harji

Augustine Mak - hit me up. I may have a partnership need for your website building abilities.

Tom Spencer

I had no worries and never will. Anyone else would have renamed the program yearly and said you'd have to sign up for another lifetime membership. As your lifetime was funnels to income not for divi university. Not Mak, you buy my stuff lifetime is lifetime. Even if he was straight switching to Etch got my moneys worth to be sure.

Mak .

Tom Spencer Thanks Tom

Vera Schäfer

Thank you Mak! You finally gave me a north about our upcoming crusade.

Mak .

Vera Schäfer You're welcome 😊

Arjan Dral

Mak, there's no way to express my appreciation for all your creative and explanatory work, diligence, and all the ups and downs you've gone through. Thank you. Still very glad I made the choice years ago to become a lifetime member.

Will Chase

Thank you, Mak, for such an honest and enthusiastic sharing of what and how you are supporting your programs and the support you provide.

I have been watching on the side so to speak as I am really a newbie, somewhat waiting upon Divi 5 before I launch into my several site "visions".

MY question is THIS. I have purchased a number of qualifying programs via your links over the last couple of years. So I realize I have the Lifetime Membership. While I can "see" Lifetime Area. I have been unable to see where the download link for SiteKrafter is.

DOES my Lifetime Membership include SiteKrafter Pro or is there another step I need to take? I see course and instructions but nowhere for downloading SiteKrafter or Pro version.

Kindly,

Will

Tommy Mason

You're good Mak! I think if anything it was just an unfortunate and somewhat alarming video title... great for clicks though! 🔥

dana hudrlik

Keep up the good work Mak. Looking forward to the 6.1.9 tomorrow. Quick question: each time there is a new release of sitekrafter pro, it requires editing the Appearance > Theme File Editor > Editing SiteKrafter-Pro (active) > stylesheet. Is there a way to preserve the custom changes that I have made to the stylesheet (fonts, colors, etc.), while adding the new features you have updated in the most recent release? One other thought - maybe create a dedicated page which can easily be accessed for the most recent sitekrafter pro version zip file. Again, thanks for all you do.

>>> Is there a way to preserve the custom changes that I have made to the stylesheet (fonts, colors, etc.), while adding the new features you have updated in the most recent release?

Yeah, I think I'll try to save those parts (fonts & colors) of the old CSS and paste them into the updated stylesheet . . .

Mukisa Gerald

Thanks for the great work. Kindly provide the updated reference file, thanks again.

Simon

No issue with you reviewing and liking EtchWP. I heard the founder on the Josh Hall podcast last week and it sounded great, like it was going to solve so many issues with WordPress and be the best builder since sliced Divi. Then I went to the website and they're not taking any new customers, no trial, nothing. So I was glad to see you review it. But... I don't get it. It doesn't seem like much more than Dreamweaver CS5. Nothing visual about it. I don't want to be a coder. I just can't grasp what's so great about it. I must be missing something. For now I'll stick with Divi.
By the way, I also tried Elementor last week. What the hell is that?? It was as bad as using WP Bakery. I have no patience to learn a new illogical builder.

Mark Jacobson

Hi Mak, I love your videos because they are informative and easy to understand. I hope you keep adding value to Divi University so you can sell more memberships and get closer to haveing your compensation match your value. I concur with Tom Spencer that it is refreshing that you are keeping true to the lifetime membership.

One question on your CSS coding. Do you have anyone review your code to make sure it's as efficient as can be? It will be nice to know that SiteKrafter Pro works won't slow down our websites.

Thanks again!

Gene Sorensen

Thanks, Mak. Love your passion!

Mak .

Gene Sorensen Thanks :)

Paolo Balzari

Hi Mak, you are right, I totally agree with you. Before starting to create and publish tutorials for Divi 5, we will have to wait for the stable version, better yet the final version. Doing it before would make no sense, given the changes that will still be there.

Mak .

Paolo Balzari Thanks :)