Joel R

You would need to exclude club content everywhere. Go to ACP > Community > Club > Settings.

Please submit as a ticket for review.

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Nobody's going to read this you noob. You need to put this in red caps in your Marketplace description.

Certain upgrade notices are dismissable for new versions; others are not that include critical security updates. You'll need to simply ignore until you're ready to upgrade, and it only appears to Administrators.

IPS is actively exploring options for video. There's no news to share (yet!). I'm personally a big fan of video and imagery as a growing form of communication for the future. We invented text because it simply wasn't possible to replicate in-the-moment images that captured the entirety of the experience in the times of cavemen. We needed to use sticks to draw representative pictographs. We're now coming full circle. With cloud storage, cameras, smartphones, and instant photography available to the masses, our communication of the future will be richer, more full bodied, and all-encompassing. Textual conversation in forums will always be the legacy focus of IPS, and I don't think that's going to change, but it's clear that a significant portion of online communication is moving away from text and towards voice and video, and it's not a trend that will reverse. As others have astutely pointed out, IPS needs to explore options that can work across the range of communities and server hosting environments.

That's the best kind of ipsum. Looking forward to your showcase!

Ah I understand now, thanks for your clarification. @Adriano Faria is correct, you cannot hide these since this is a system default. You probably won't use the Block Manager very often, once you get your community configured.

Congrats on getting approved! The multi community app is still in technical preview / beta and this is its initial roll-out. You're one of the first clients to get a sneak peek at a live demo of the app. The team is excited to continue development of the mobile app, and look forward to adding several of the great suggestions that you've identified. You're welcome to collate and post other mobile app suggestions in the Feedback forum.

If you open the Block Manager (a small arrow in the left hand side of the screen), you can generally add or remove blocks. There are also some hardcoded blocks, that either can't be removed or are controlled via ACP settings. If you can take a screenshot of the specific block, we can advise on how to remove.

I should clarify that my note shouldn't be construed as a recommendation of any theme author over another, but it can provide a useful data point. There are several talented theme developers in the IPS Marketplace who put out great themes, and theming is such a personal choice that you really should explore the entire portfolio of themes before making a decision.

The theme author @Ehren behind IPSFocus is the same theme consultant behind 4.5's new theme. He's generally excellent in his theme support.

As an advance notice for you, BBcode will be deprecated and no longer supported by IPS, so it's in your best interests to not rely on BBcode moving forward.

In your theme templates, edit mobileNavBar and before the closing </ul> add something like: <li>{template="mobileNavigationIcon" app="core" group="global" params=""}</li>

You can check with @TSP, he can probably help with Norwegian translation.

If you can reproduce on default theme, send in a ticket. Also, do you have any custom blocks?

Personally I agree. I find that occasionally stirring the pot helps stoke user engagement! I would recommend that you go with my first suggestion, which is what I implement on my community. You still offer thumbs down or negative reactions, but that those negative sentiment reactions don't impact user reputation. I had two members start a reaction war last year. (Most activity ever from those users 🤣!). When I explained that they were welcome to continue disliking each other's content but it would have zero impact to each users reputation, it petered out pretty quickly. If your goal is peace in earth and goodwill towards men, the second route is probably better 🕊️.

Only information about the multi-communities app is currently available. To stay up to date on further news, be sure to check out the Invision Blog where future news will be posted. The team is excited to continue development on the mobile app and iron out all of the bugs.

Voting is only available on Q&A forums. As Nathan suggested, you would need to go custom if you wanted the functionality in regular discussion forums.

If you're upgrading from 4.4.x to 4.5.x with storage on Wasabi (or another S3 compatible bucket), you must update your plugin S3 Compatible Downloads: Thank you to @Martin A. and @All Astronauts

Installing a theme and installing a language pack are both common tasks that you can do yourself. (The ACP supports both tasks by admins, and it's very easy). If you need custom work, you can check out the list of Providers in the menu. You may want to contact @A Zayed, for example, as someone who is more familiar with Arabic work.

@breatheheavy Two possible solutions: 1. One immediate fix is to change the reputation score per each reaction to only positive or neutral. For example, if you have a Downvote or Dislike reaction, mark the reputation as Neutral. This way it won't count against the actual reputation score of each member, even if users go downvoting. 2. A longer-term solution, and perhaps more beneficial to the overall health of the community, is to only offer positive sentiment reactions to begin with. The biggest platforms in the world, from Reddit or Facebook to MeWe to Amino Apps, only offer positive sentiment reactions.

@MIXOH File is compatible with 4.5. Running it live on my board.

There are at least two Forms applications in the Marketplace which could potentially be used for this. You could also create your own Pages database if desired. You could either list the terms directly and have users re-type their name / date as a digital signature. Or you could offer a PDF form to download, sign offline, then reupload before submitting the form.