Cedric V

Updated. Thanks for the hard work!

Yes, that is definitely also a good idea. You're hired. In all seriousness, shouldn't be so hard to implement reactions and posts between blogs and their dedicated topics. It might be worth looking at how Pages already does this. When a database is set to use a forum topic for comments, the record's comment stream is literally the topic's posts. They share the same rows rather than being copied back and forth, so a reply in either place shows up in both. Reactions on those comments come along for free for the same reason, since each comment is just the forum post underneath. If Blog reused that same approach, the shared comment stream you're describing would mostly fall out of it. The one thing that pattern still doesn't solve, even in Pages, is the reaction on the item itself. The article and the topic's opening post stay as two separate reactable objects, so reacting to the blog entry and reacting to the topic starter still count separately. That's really the same thing I raised originally, so it would be nice to see that piece addressed too if the comment stream gets unified. 😁

It might be beneficial to sync reactions between blog posts and their dedicated topics. Some people react to the topic, while others react to the blog post. Synchronizing the two would prevent reactions from showing inaccurate statistics. It may be a small detail, but I think it would help provide more accurate stats.

You'd add this before your class: [data-ips-scheme="dark"]

Is the showcase going to be filled with more IC communities, or is this reserved for enterprise only?

You can increase the amount in groups. And members can indeed individually delete content to clear space. That is found in the user menu under attachments.

Question, did anything change with the login? Whenever I switch device, going from computer to mobile, I need to login. Going from mobile to computer, I need to login again. Every time.

Cool, 17 updates for the price of 1.

Thanks. Guess I’m safe for now. 😊

@Stuart Silvester which upcoming release will be removing underscore.js? 5.0.18 or sometime later?

This is the page Jim was referring to: https://invisioncommunity.com/clientarea/

There is no immediate action required. If you'd like to remain on v4, you can. Although at some point upgrading will be required since V4 will no longer be supported, again - at some point. What you can do is check which applications you're running and if they've been converted/made available to V5. You can find most v5 applications here: https://invision-market.com/ If they aren't, then you can reach out to the developer if there's plans to make them available to v5 - Or find a new developer if they aren't around anymore. Worst case scenario, cut your loss and upgrade. V5 is a major improvement from V4, so worth considering doing the upgrade sooner rather than later. The community here is always willing to help with any questions or issues you may have. 🙂

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This is already available under System => Settings => Web App.

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I'll send you a PM.

Not at the moment, but feel free to send details and I'll look into it.

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Oh, of course. My bad. I’ll give you the corrected code in an hour.

There isn't a built in way to do so, but again the magical custom css comes to rescue: .ipsButtonBar--top::before { content: "Text here"; font-size: 16px; margin-right: auto; padding: 6px 6px; margin-top: 6px; }

This is @Kirill Gromov 's app. I'm sure he'll see this and will be able to help you.

This removes ALL borders: .ipsRichText table, .ipsRichText :is(th, td) { border: none !important; }

The source code is gone. Bringing it back would require custom development. The editor can be customized: https://invision-market.com/apps/admin/html-editor-r135/ https://invision-market.com/apps/members/editor-styles-r205/ Removing borders on the tables: Add this to custom css: .ipsRichText :is(th, td) { border: none !important; }

Community Items isn't limited to community-sourced content. It works just as well (and often better) for admin-curated, authoritative libraries like the one you've built. Think of it less as a "user submission system" and more as a structured content hub for your documentation. In your case, each Item could represent a specific Ford topic, system, or model area. The Item becomes the entry point, and the actual documentation can be inserted in that item. Community Items acts as: A structured card catalog A searchable, browsable index A central point for each topic A discussion + Q&A layer around your official docs You control: What items exist Which categories they’re in Where each item links What each item contains of documentation What custom fields are shown Which forum the discussion goes to For example: "Ford System Overview" Description: Short summary OR complete documentation Link: Your existing Weebly documentation or additional sources once your Weebly documentation isn't needed. Images: Screenshots or diagrams, or display them between documenation. Q&A: Member questions about real-world issues Discussion: Ongoing community conversation It's very powerful for: Official documentation Knowledge bases Resource directories Reference libraries Curated guides

I don't know if I have told you, but I built an app Community Items which could resolve your issue. You can add categories and sub categories, has a gallery and everything you need to basically easily create a resource database for your Ford documentation. If you want to try out without obligation, let me know. https://administrata.net/files/file/44-community-items/