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Technically everything works just fine as-is but you just need to wrap the whole records template with #elCmsPageWrap since this is removed from IC5. <div id='elCmsPageWrap'> Records template </div>

V5 has some really nice touches to block customizations which allows us to create new database templates (Record Listing) to display them without having assigned database or category. In the current state, all new templates we've created they all go into Database Templates. Over the course of our community lifetime, the database templates category will fill up and might cause frustration. By adding a "Create New Block Template" and category. You'll effectively freeing up spaces and differential which template you have created and easier to navigate and edit.

@Marc This is what I have for pages. The "Records" category and the sub categories are shown fine but also added sub categories as its own category to the list.

If there was something I wanted to adjust or implement, I just inspect the whole core_global_framework.css with ctrl + f keywords. I'm sure down the road IPS will made documentation all the new classes, hopefully. 😁

I played around with a lot of widgets and noticed the text widget had an option to use custom css for the block. I would love to have that feature for all widget, not just text widget 🙂

Added to Alpha 11 🙂

It took me a hot minute to figure out how to add more css templates that you have to edit the database settings now instead of using the pages management. Pencil Options for having a "containing database" Having the pencil options redirecting you back to the selected database settings; or Removing Pages Includes from the database settings and moving back to page management.

I'm happy to help test v5 🙂

I didn't see anything happened to this site, however I did get it on my site (cloud) with the 504 error like the image above. I checked https://status.invisioncommunity.com/ and it does show 2 spike jumped during that time period about 1-2hrs ago.

Since you've added the FA code in the navBarItems template. You can designated different icons by using CSS. When you inspect in google chrome, firefox, or whatever browser you use. A little tedious work, add these in your custom.css [data-navitem-id="87"] .fa-comment:before { content: "\f206"; } For each icon inserted, change the ID of the navitem-id and change the content: "\f206" to your prefer icon number.

{{if \IPS\Member::loggedIn()->member_id}} {expression="\IPS\Member::loggedIn()->name"} {{else}} Guest {{endif}} So, this bit of code is basically saying. If a user is currently logged in, it will show their username but if they aren't logged in. It will get replaced with the word guest.

Issue still present.

Shucks. It really does look like the block gets suppressed. I tried replacing ! with no ! returns empty.

{{if !empty( $records ) }} <div class="ipsType_center"> <h2 class="title">{$title}</h2> <p class="desc">See what other people saying about us.</p> </div> <div class="ipsGrid ipsGrid_collapsePhone" data-ipsgrid data-ipsgrid-equalHeights="rows"> {{foreach $records as $record}} <div class='ipsGrid_span3 ipsBox'> <div class='ipsPadding'> <blockquote> {$record->content()|raw} </blockquote> </div> </div> {{endforeach}} </div> {{else}} be the first person {{endif}} How do I use {{else}} statement in a feed block display. It will not display at all for any of the database that I created along with the block itself.