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Please clarify the relationship between "sites" and "kits"
Hi,
I'm not clear on what you mean by "sites" and "kits".
The Plans page indicates that the trial version is limited to one site, but I can add multiple domains in the Kit Editor. It seems like I could have an unlimited number of web sites sharing the same fonts and selectors.
I'm confused...
I'm not clear on what you mean by "sites" and "kits".
The Plans page indicates that the trial version is limited to one site, but I can add multiple domains in the Kit Editor. It seems like I could have an unlimited number of web sites sharing the same fonts and selectors.
I'm confused...
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Inappropriate?I was wondering about this too. It seems that the number of kits is limited, and you get 10 domains per kit. So you could have it on 10 different websites, though you would of course have the same set of fonts on all of them.
But in any case, this should be spelled out more clearly. -
Inappropriate?EagerEyes is right, and we do need to make that more clear.
We are looking at ways to make the system as flexible as possible, but still clear and easy to use.
To be clear, here is how it works today: With the the trial plan, for example, you could use it on 10 different domains, though you would use the same set of fonts on all of them.
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Inappropriate?Does this then mean that if we joined the program with 5 websites, we could add 10 domains per website even if they are unrelated? so essentially we are getting 50 sites maximum? I want to sign up but I don't think it would cover all my clients. -
Inappropriate?With the way kits are currently setup, using a large number of typefaces on the same site is pretty much impossible (see jasonsantamaria.com for a beautiful example). Is this something we can expect to be looked at in the future?
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