Taking Back Control: Granular Sitejet Management on cPanel Servers

The hosting landscape is constantly evolving. Recently, WebPros has heavily integrated Sitejet into the core cPanel experience. While Sitejet is a powerful builder, it’s not the right fit for every hosting provider. Many companies have already invested in competing site builders, prefer to keep their interface lightweight, or are looking forward to WebPros’ own upcoming “Nova” builder and don’t want to invest in Sitejet in the interim.

The challenge for sysadmins is that simply disabling Sitejet globally via the WHM Feature Manager does not affect already deployed websites, but it does prevent customers who are still developing and continuously editing their published Sitejet sites from using the editor. To avoid back-and-forth support tickets to re-enable the editor for those users, we need a way to opt out new users while keeping active users’ editors functional.

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Many companies primarily use webmails and adhere to specific standards for email format, footer, and font. And while custom fonts can be utilized in local email clients (such as Outlook or ThunderBird), open webmail services predominantly support web-safe fonts. These are fonts that are available across the different web platforms and remain consistent with the original font. Besides this, there might be some variations in their support for other common fonts, such as Times New Roman.

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