GazzaGarratt

Nope - I believe it's based on database ID order, not the language used.

Go to your application listing, and reorder the applications - based on the above, your current order is probably:
System
Forums
Events
Quizzes (possibly the name)
Pages
VideoBox (possily the name)
Raffles (possibly the name)
Polls (possibly the name)

Thanks for that @LemonGrenade - glad there is something more up to date if people are desperate to spend more to get the data working now.
However, I think what @drawncodes is looking for is for this to be a core function rather than an additional plug-in we've paid for separately before, I know I certainly am 🙂
From an aesthetic point of view too, seeing the profile avatars rather than just the profile name, suits the way many websites have evolved. A bit like this:

People connect visually more so of late and they sometimes look out for their favourite user by their profile avatar.

Hi,
It's not possible for the theme.

Hello, thank you for your purchase!
The application has its own polls functionality and, accordingly, contains only its own polls!
There is an app from another developer to show all polls - Polls Wall, but I can add a setting in the admin center to show all polls at all, if you need!

Thanks for that @LemonGrenade - glad there is something more up to date if people are desperate to spend more to get the data working now.
However, I think what @drawncodes is looking for is for this to be a core function rather than an additional plug-in we've paid for separately before, I know I certainly am 🙂
From an aesthetic point of view too, seeing the profile avatars rather than just the profile name, suits the way many websites have evolved. A bit like this:

People connect visually more so of late and they sometimes look out for their favourite user by their profile avatar.

I came to raise a suggestion on this one as I'm trying to clean up my applications based on the compatibility indicator and just read this! This one is a dead certain core upgrade in my opinion, that members and users look out for. They love knowing who has been around over the last day, and it also helps websites feel more engaged because not everyone will make a post or reply - engagement functionality should always include the 95% of our total members that are lurkers and this would be the only way they feel 'included'.
I'd go as far to say from a website perspective it is far more beneficial than who 'is' online which is a current core feature. That feels more akin to different platforms with Instant Messaging services.
Hope this can be considered soon!

Whilst I like this idea, if IPS take it forward I would hope it would take into account how people RSVP. Currently I don't use recurring events because RSVP is connected through the whole series whereas most event functions elsewhere allow the user to RSVP to individual occurences which is far more common sense e.g. if you can only make 3 out of the 5 event occurences.
If recurring events do get looked at in general, the RSS feed would also need to be updated as once someone makes an indefinite recurring event (even if by mistake), then the feed will show forever that recurrence on whatever device you have.
Feels like a general review of recurring events would help to include the OP suggestion and things I have mentioned if others agree?

When do you sleep 😉 

Thanks for that @LemonGrenade - glad there is something more up to date if people are desperate to spend more to get the data working now.
However, I think what @drawncodes is looking for is for this to be a core function rather than an additional plug-in we've paid for separately before, I know I certainly am 🙂
From an aesthetic point of view too, seeing the profile avatars rather than just the profile name, suits the way many websites have evolved. A bit like this:

People connect visually more so of late and they sometimes look out for their favourite user by their profile avatar.

Was doing the same cleaning up @GazzaGarratt and saw there is another newer version which I assume does the same. It might be worth a look until Invision may consider it a default setting.
 

Yes, the application will automatically create the page yourcommunity.com/polls where all the polls of the application will be located. Like this:

I came to raise a suggestion on this one as I'm trying to clean up my applications based on the compatibility indicator and just read this! This one is a dead certain core upgrade in my opinion, that members and users look out for. They love knowing who has been around over the last day, and it also helps websites feel more engaged because not everyone will make a post or reply - engagement functionality should always include the 95% of our total members that are lurkers and this would be the only way they feel 'included'.
I'd go as far to say from a website perspective it is far more beneficial than who 'is' online which is a current core feature. That feels more akin to different platforms with Instant Messaging services.
Hope this can be considered soon!

Hello, @GazzaGarratt!
What page are you talking about?

After 5 years or maybe even more of using Invisioncommunity packages until 4.6+ I was pretty happy with everything. Now there are some new updates coming out every now and then.. Especially now with the latest update 4.7 a lot of plugins aren't working anymore. I have this problem with "Couldn't get the list of blocks.." on manage blocks on 3 or 4 suites.

The suggestion for today is:
Plugins such as, 'General Statistics', 'Who Was Online', 'Group Name Indicator' should be directly implemented to the invision community packages for installation.
It would help a lot of community owners and even businesses with these plugins.. Because with all the updates going on now, we get new features but also a lot of problems for current plugins already installed on our website.

Please consider my suggestion and try implementing it. As a invisioncommunity client I'm pretty satisfied with the services provided, but we need a little bit more.

Hello!
Yes, I'll add the latest ideas widget in the next version, thanks!

Hey @Kirill Gromov, thanks for this addition. Is there any way to showcase the most recently submitted ideas for better visibility? Perhaps a sidebar widget would help?

Thanks Kirill, this could easily become a 'core' app for many people to use across their websites - for each one I use as a core feature, I would love to go live with Ideas with some Achievements to ensure the whole application gets used effectively.
Keep us informed if you can find a way! Thank You! 🙂

https://invisioncommunity.com/files/file/10147-quick-search-default-option/

Just adding support to the feature request rather than having a separate plugin for this one.
Specifically a default for the Homepage in my view is the absolute must have core setting. Many of us now have used 'Pages' to create Homepages following useful guides from Invision so it seems to make common sense to have a toggle somewhere to set a default on the Homepage at the very least.
That would also support reducing the amount of plugins and applications we have 🙂

Commenting certainly lets us know you are interested. 🙂

There is already a related topic in the Feature Suggestions forum:
 

Or (and in my opinion even better) make it default to search everywhere. If you get too many results, you can then narrow the search in the next step.

Hello,
I'm starting to get used to the simplicity of the new search bar, but there's one thing that bothers me, although it's not a problem.
Desktop users are having a bit of a hard time searching because they aren't paying attention when selecting the location of content.

 
They end up not having a good search experience, due to a simple lack of attention. And it gets worse when your theme is dark.

Sometimes the user is looking for a video, but is in another app and ends up being filtered automatically.

 
How to solve this?
Make the menu appear automatically when clicking on search bar, as it was in past.
So the user will quickly know where to look for your content.