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  1. As @Marc Stridgen explained above, there are areas where opacity is indeed used. In this case, the opacity is used on the forum icons to indicate that there are no unread topics in that forum. If there are unread topics, the icon will appear darker. Take a look at how it looks on this community: This is really easy to change, and requires only one small change to your theme. Edit your theme and add the following snippet to the file custom.css: .ipsItemStatus.ipsItemStatus_read { opacity: 1; } Note that this will make it hard to see if there are unread topics in a forum or not, so you should consider not making the icons for read and unread forums the same.
  2. Why would you want a loading screen? I’m sure your members would like to reach your community as quick as possible, and a “fake” loading screen does not exactly help them with that. Are you thinking about the service from Cloudflare that checks the browser and other information of your visitors to determine if they’re bots?
  3. I agree, I would love to see a stream with content without replies. In the meantime, I did a quick search in the forums and found a topic with a third-party solution:
  4. I first couldn’t make it break, but now I can confirm that this does indeed happen with the < operator: This looks like a bug to me, and not something we should have to work around. The only “fix” I found was to immediately follow the < operator with a >, but that doesn’t always make sense.
  5. @opentype Are you sure your issues are caused by the mathematical operators and not by something else? In the second example in this help guide, the same operator as in your post is used, apparently without issues: {{if count( $items ) > 0}} ... {{endif}} It would be easier to recreate the issue if you could post a complete example of something that fails.
  6. Yes, this should be possible. Depending on your server setup, you can configure a new "social sign in" connecting your website database to your community. This way, you can allow your members to use their credentials from your website to register and login to your community. Note that this requires that your databases are accessible to both servers. This help guide will tell you everything you need to know to get started:
  7. If you tell us the error message, I'm sure we'll be able to help you. 🙂
  8. Then you'll have to either upgrade to priority support, or post your issue here and wait for the issue to be escalated (if it's something that can't be solved in public). My experience is that most issues are rather quickly solved in the forums, and only a few are escalated by the staff.
  9. This is a much better solution than relying on something that runs on your server, and, I think, a plugin like this would be fairly simple to make. ConvertAPI might become quite expensive though, depending on your usage, but I'm sure there are similar services that cost less.
  10. Good point! I usually edit files in my favorite editor (vim, of course), so I forgot about the hook editor. Does the hook editor get the information about properties and methods directly from the source files?
  11. Will you confirm that the user isn't a member of a secondary group with permission to post to this forum?
  12. If you're on a self-hosted license, you can browse the different source files to see all the available methods. For instance, the Topic class (from your $topic) and methods would be located in applications/forums/sources/Topic/Topic.php. Note that most classes extend other classes, so you might have to look in multiple classes to find all available methods. I haven't found this information online.
  13. You could connect two Invision Community installations using this guide: This would allow your members to sign in to the different communities using their credentials from the first one. You would need separate installations with separate licenses, though, but it could give you a consistent user base, as you put it. This would work perfectly well with separate domains too.
  14. Likewise it doesn’t mean Cloudflare is not supported. It only informs us that some people have encountered issues, and that we should disable Cloudflare if we have issues as well, as a part of the debugging process.
  15. I’ve been using Cloudflare without any issues for several years now. What do you have in mind when you say “full supported”?
  16. What about people with a legitimate need for VPNs or proxies? I'm sure there are better ways to stop trolling. Not to mention you can set up your own "clean" and undetectable VPN in a few minutes, and if it's detected, you can just set up a new one. If someone really wants to troll, they will find ways to do it.
  17. I know, I just wanted to let people know that there are already several ways to have this feature.
  18. There are several plugins and applications available that do exactly this, such as these two:
  19. What’s new in version 1.1.0: Version 1.1.0 is now available on the Marketplace, with support for 4.6! A welcoming new feature is that you can now choose where the new member badge will be positioned. You can choose from six different positions: top left, center, or right, and the same on the bottom, with the default position being top right. This version also includes a tiny bug fix. New features Choose the position of the new member badge. Fixes Fixed issue that could show the new member badge even if disabled.
  20. This help guide takes you through the steps for purchasing and adding new (official) applications to your community: In the "Adding a newly purchased application" section you'll find information about how to download and install the new application.
  21. No, the download is only available for self-hosted customers, not for cloud customers. The help guide I linked to has the following disclaimer at the top: Edit: What OP really wants to know is if there's any way he can set up a local/test environment for developing applications, while on a cloud license. I believe the answer is "switch to a self-hosted license", but I'll wait for someone from the team to confirm.
  22. First, are you a cloud customer or self-hosted customer? If you're a self-hosted customer, take a look at this help guide and the "Applies to self-hosted customers only" section. There's a big, green "Download Invision Community" button in your client area, if you click on "Manage this purchase" next to your license:
  23. This is the support topic for the plugin Colorize Report Icons.
  24. I can buy a bulldozer with 1,000 horsepower, but unless my name is Jeremy Clarkson, it’s impossible for me to make it as fast as a Bugatti.
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