Live Editor FAQs

When someone visits a page you've edited with Conductor's Live Editor, the unique JavaScript tag uses JavaScript to overwrite the elements you've changed as the browser renders the page. This is done without rewriting or affecting the page's HTML. For tags edited with Live Editor, the JavaScript simply takes precedence on the rendered page, regardless of the HTML determined by your content management system (CMS).

Note that in most cases this behavior creates a discrepancy between what appears in the browser and what appears in your CMS. Consider using the ensuing performance of the page after the Live Editor changes to convince the stakeholder or team responsible for making changes in your CMS that the edit you made should be made in the CMS as well. Doing so can help prove the value of your optimizations and align your Live Editor changes with your organization's CMS.

With Conductor's Live Editor feature, you can edit the following on-page elements:

• Title tag
• Meta description
• Header tags
• Image alt tags

If you are interested in editing other elements in your content, send your ideas to feedback@conductor.com.

No. The JavaScript tag Live Editor uses loads asynchronously, so page load times are unaffected.

Yes, Live Editor works with modern platforms like React and Angular.

Conductor can provide you with an export of all the changes you've made with Live Editor, so you can make sure each edit can be re-created in your organization's CMS.

Conductor uses the IP addresses listed below to crawl sites for Live Editor. If your organization maintains an allow list, they will need to allow the following IP addresses:

• 34.200.122.57/32
• 34.195.16.0/32
• 52.0.17.180/32
• 162.246.178.1/32
• 162.246.178.2/32
• 162.246.178.3/32