Typically the location is automatically added as a Favorite to the Finder window in OS X when you install your Cloud based service e.g. Drag and drop the file to your the Cloud storage location.
You’ll see the Project file selected in the Finder window.
Click on the up/down arrows to the right of your Project’s name.
To locate the Project file, go to the EverWeb Projects Window where all your Project files are listed. The actual Project filename is a randomly generated alphanumeric name with a ‘.everweb’ file extension. When you create an EverWeb Project you give it a name, but this is really only an alias. After installing and logging in to your Cloud service, the next step is to locate the EverWeb Project file you want to share. If you’re using other Cloud services, such as Apple’s iCloud Drive, make sure it’s been installed and configured properly, then log in to the service. Once you’ve installed Dropbox on your computer, the Dropbox folder location is added to your Favourites in OS X’s Finder window (see screenshot below.) If you try to open an EverWeb Project file through in a browser window it won’t work properly. If you are going to be using Dropbox it must be installed on all the computers you want to share EverWeb Project files with. Sharing EverWeb Project Files in The Cloud The best way to collaborate or share EverWeb project files is by using Cloud based drives such as Dropbox or iCloud as both offer easy, flexible and cost effective ways to work in anywhere, anytime. Working where you want has never been easier… EverWeb developers who work in a mobile-centric way, or need to collaborate on website projects with others, can take advantage of Cloud based services. Cloud based services also make collaboration easier than ever. The growth of Internet Cloud based services has been a boon to many people who now have the flexibility to work either in the office, at home or on the road.
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