David N.

This appears to be fixed in v4.7.19. Yoohoo! 🙂

Whoops, I found it, I can customize streams under ACP > System > Content Discovery > Streams. Great! 🙂 

Ok I finally found the red warning side plus number, however it was hidden inside the "HOT!" badge and thus invisible to the naked eye (red on orange background). 
Looks like the warning side should not be inside that "HOT!" badge?

Judging from the video, community experts are tagged in "Discussion" forums. I can't imagine why it wouldn't work the same way with "Question" forums. There's no need to create additional forums. 

I've restarted Chrome and the images now show up again. 

Weird, but this issue seems to have fixed itself. All good now. Thanks!

There are a lot of server errors lately. Generally when I'm experiencing server errors, they match slow response time peaks on the response time curve reported there: https://status.invisioncommunity.com/ - but the downtimes are not reported. I've been reporting my downtimes in the following topic: 

Nevermind! It was the Time Per... menu set to 365 days that was limiting the search results. 

So it tuns out that this previous code would still display "3 more" for example for posts having more tags that couldn't be displayed. 
This is the better CSS selector to hide the entire list of tags: 
/* Hide tags on topic list */ body[data-pageapp="forums"][data-pagemodule="forums"][data-pagecontroller="forums"] ul.ipsTags { display:none; }

Ok I've rebuilt my menu manually. 

Here's how I did it: 

In your Admin Control Panel, edit your theme's CSS and HTML and you'll find the head tags at the top of the "globalTemplate" file. 

I was told this issue is fixed in the next update. Thanks team! 😀

Ok so actually it can be marked as the solution as long as there's at least one reply. So I have to reply something like "Thanks for posting your solution", then I can mark the first post as solved. 

Wait, can't I just use that instead? That looks like what I was searching for? 

Never mind, it ended up working! I suppose it takes about a minute. 

And now my ads.txt has been redirected as well, so all is good. 🙂

Thank you, I will keep that in mind. 
For now I ended up adding the following custom CSS to do it: 
li[data-rowid="145141"] { background-color:#fcf7d7; }

Ok so I believe this issue is now resolved - at least the emails no longer bounce.
There's an important step missing from the Invision Community guide: you need to list the source domain, subdomain and emails you use to send emails to privaterelay.appleid.com in the Services tab of the Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles, or Apple won't recognize the emails and your notifications will bounce. 
The Invision Community guide should be updated to add that crucial information and ideally with updated screenshots to match the new UI of the Apple Developer portal.
Go to the Services tab of the Certificates, Identifies & Profiles:

Enter any domain, subdomain and email sources used for email communication with Apple's private relay service:

This issue was resolved, it was due to the ad javascript messing with the theme. 

I was finally able to resolve this. Some of the custom CSS I had added to that page was conflicting with some of the Invision Community CSS. 

I am building pages using the Page Builder:Text widget. How can I embed YouTube videos inside that widget?
Thanks!
Answer: 
Go to the YouTube page of the video you want to embed, Click SHARE . From the list of Share options, click Embed. From the box that appears, copy the HTML code. Paste the code into your website HTML. Source: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/171780?hl=en

Ok I suppose that answers the question! There's no text in the original post of the thread (only an image) so the "Text" field is left empty in the structured markup. Thanks Marc, I'll edit the thread to add text.