Ibai

bump! we need this converter

ImageMagick is used by IPS to handle uploads of images, resizing them, compressing them and creating thumbnails.
Why not give the community admin the option to use ImageMagick to convert uploaded images by users to WebP?
As long as WebP is now accepted by IPS 4.6, I imagine that would be very simple to add this feature to the suite.
I am having a great experience converting the images that I post on my community to WebP. Same quality and much less bytes than JPG or PNG or GIF.

You can look at it this way, but it would definitely increase user activity.
I agree that quality is more important than quantity but it can be both quality and quantity;)
Anyway, I suggested a nice idea that will surely sell, maybe some developer will use it 🙂

Hi. I was thinking today about "goals", a module that would allow the user to set a goal, eg "write 10 posts today". The module could have a widget in which the progress would be like when getting another badge.

There could also be a goal completion counter in the profile

These are just preview images but it looks interesting, doesn't it?

The same suggested here:
 

It would be nice if we could embed Twitch videos. 

As I understand twitch was removed from 4.6 due to the removal of the api for oembed.

From the research ive done it is possible to do embeds again
https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/embed/everything
And I'd love to see this return for myself and other communities.

Both search types (‘specific area’ or ‘everywhere’) are equally common. Whatever the default is, someone would complain that it can lead to problems. But I think the biggest issue isn’t the choice of the default type, it’s users not being sure what they get when they start the search. That would lead to frustration, when the results are too few or too high because the users doesn’t know where the search is being performed. But with the current implementation, it’s rather obvious. The area is shown next to the search term and the drop down has lost all its previous clutter and now only shows the active selection. So, I think this works as well as it could. 

In addition to the tags features for images, would it be possible to add a member tagging for the Gallery?  Something like @Jordan if someone uploads a selfie they took of Jordan and he/she/they?

If you're talking about the current theme, it is a custom theme done by @Ehren. He has a website with other themes and can-do custom ones as well.
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Agreed, to big now.

Far too wide and in your face now

Here I left it at 90 too, my website is a manga reader so I try to preserve the image quality as much as possible.
As only my team uploads to the server, so consumption is based on what is offered.

Hum... I see, then seems to be a bug.
I have set up 100/100 of quality. Maybe it should just passthrough the image instead of "compress" it to 100%. It increases the size of the image, yes...

In addition, it also helps users who don't have an overview of things to understand what is making success in community.

Indeed.
IPS has some of the best stat view I've seen in a piece of software in the ACP, there's a lot. Giving some of that information to users like if their topic is popular, etc. would be pretty neat.

Yes, I like the idea of notifying someone when a topic is viewed a lot.

Hello,
I have AdSense and 'Google Search Console' and every month they email me growth statistics. Informing me about my performance in the service, if it increases or decreases, these things...
What if the IPS4 had something similar? In this case, a notification to the user informing that their content had "x number of views/downloads/comments/review".
Ex:




 
The admin would define "x amount" a notification would be sent. 

Whenever reach a goal:
Ex:
+1k = 1k, 2k, 3k... +5k = 5k, 10k, 15k... +10k = 10k, 20k, 30k...  

Over and over again...

The template is in the theme is this → cms → front → widgets → categories
There is a hard-coded condition there: {{if $counter >= 5}}

Try this out, at your own risk...template edit:
Open forums -> front -> forums -> forumDisplay
Find the following:
{{if \IPS\forums\Forum::getMemberView() === 'grid'}} <div class='ipsPadding' data-role="forums"> <div class='ipsForumGrid'> {{foreach $forum->children( 'view' ) as $childforum}} {template="forumRow" group="index" app="forums" params="$childforum, TRUE"} {{endforeach}} </div> </div> {{else}} <ol class="ipsDataList ipsDataList_zebra ipsDataList_large ipsAreaBackground_reset"> {{foreach $forum->children( 'view' ) as $childforum}} {template="forumRow" group="index" app="forums" params="$childforum, TRUE"} {{endforeach}} </ol> {{endif}} Change it to:
<ol class="ipsDataList ipsDataList_zebra ipsDataList_large ipsAreaBackground_reset"> {{foreach $forum->children( 'view' ) as $childforum}} {template="forumRow" group="index" app="forums" params="$childforum, TRUE"} {{endforeach}} </ol> Save the template.

When adding an image to an article in Pages, which is probably accounts for 90% of the images I use in articles in Pages, I see this when uploading the image:
Accepted file types: gif, jpeg, jpe, jpg, png However, when using the insert tool to insert an image within the text of an article I see this:
Accepted file types: gif, jpeg, jpe, jpg, png, webp I guess I am wondering why webp would be excluded as an option for the article's main image?
 

I’m sure they do; but that’s when IPS can simply have an automated reply at the ready or even a tutorial link to resolve. So really it shouldn’t strain support at all and increase overall user satisfaction even though it is a trivial issue.
Designer mode is recommended to use on a test install. While that may work, it is an extra step which realistically feels like only expert theme designers use.
4.7.0 did introduce an easier way of adding CSS which is great for newbies, but again, I don’t see why there was a need to remove the intermediate option.
It was a very convenient way of playing around with (a copy of) your theme.

I agree that it would be much better to restore the ability to edit CSS templates.