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Adding an “All Activity” link to your navigation menu would solve your concern. “All Activity” isn’t a component like the logo or search bar, so there are no plans to add it to the drag/drop feature.

Yeah wow, that isn’t very attractive is it. I’ll have that sorted next week :)

Okay, found a solution. All fixed!

Strange, I can repeat this in Safari, but it seems to be fixed in Safari Technology Preview (the beta version of Safari). I’ll take a closer look. Something recent has caused this since it hasn’t always happened (as far as I know).

The icon is faint when it can’t be used. Once you select formatted text, it’ll become easier to see: Screen Recording 2024-08-19 at 11.03.20 AM.mov

@StnCld316 The global font-size can be edited easily using the Theme Editor. Forcing a font-size using the post editor isn’t ideal, since your users might find larger (or smaller) font-sizes more comfortable to read. Screen Recording 2024-08-19 at 10.59.29 AM.mov If you only want to change the font-size for posts (and not the entire UI), you can do that with custom CSS instead: .ipsEntry__post .ipsRichText{ font-size: max(16px, 1em); }

Is that still happening with the latest alpha? I can’t reproduce using Chrome on iOS 17.6

To be honest, the pages are so easy to create, “Starter pages” aren’t necessary. I think Matt made that demo one in a couple of minutes, if that. Additionally, not all widgets would apply to every site. Some communities may not use the gallery for example, while other communities may be entirely based around Pages. Once you’ve had a chance to play with the new Page Editor, you’ll quickly realise that it takes no time at all to create a page like that 🙂

Since the boxes are floated (and not aligned via flex or grid), I don’t believe this is possible.

All sorted for the next update 🤝

A percentage width won’t work unfortunately. Imagine you want to make the cells narrow on desktop. You’d set the width to maybe 20% (so you could view 5 cells at once). If that same value was used on mobile, the items would be minuscule. You can specify a unique “mobile width” using Custom CSS for the moment, but we can try and find a solution later if this concern is wide spread.

Thanks David. I’ll be doing a sweep of all page headers next week and will include this.

I agree, I’ll take a look at this tomorrow 👌

Thanks Andy! A lot of thought was taken to make that as app-like as possible. It’s the small things that make a difference 😅

I downloaded Tor and was able to reproduce (it thinks it understands relative colors in CSS, but actually doesn’t). All fixed for the next update.

In the user panel at the top? Yeah - we simplified the UI there and merged the avatar into the “dropdown trigger”. The “Profile” link in that menu will take you to your profile.

Thanks, I’ll have this sorted today 🤝 Opening the alpha up publicly has been nice since we’re able to squash small, unique bugs like this that haven’t been picked up by our team, so I appreciate the report!

There’s no way to detect portrait videos automatically (as far as I know), so no. The closest you could do is manually add code to your custom CSS file for every portrait video you post (eg. unique ID’s to your Youtube videos), but that’s not going to automatically solve cases where visitors post Youtube Shorts.

Yes, they are still available.

We’ve already discussed this internally, but I don’t believe it’s possible for Youtube shorts to be distinguished from regular videos automatically, since they share an identical URL structure. Our potential solution (which won’t be implemented until a future 5.x update), will be to add a “portrait” button to the editor, which will rotate the aspect-ratio for videos.

You’ll need to be a bit more specific with what boxes you’re referring to exactly - but a general answer is yes, you can do it without template editing. You never really should have edited templates in v4 to remove elements, since most of that would be possible with CSS.

You are welcome to remove those areas on your own community using Custom CSS. We don’t have any plans to remove them by default though.

You’re welcome to remove as much or as little as you like with CSS. It’s all very customizable - so if you don’t want the latest titles shown on mobiles, just ask for guidance once 5.x is available and I’ll be happy to help.

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Yes, icons can be disabled via the theme settings. You can also use Font Awesome icons if the emoji don’t suit your site.