Afrodude

Hello,
Adding this to custom.css should help. I've only tested it on an unmodified default theme, but it may also work on some 3rd party themes depending on their HTML markup.
/* Ensure widgets are shown below the main content on mobiles */ @media (max-width: 979px){ #ipsLayout_contentWrapper{ display: grid; } #ipsLayout_sidebar{ order: 1; } }  

I certainly will, of course

While I understand what you are saying there, that is indeed the way it works at present (and has always worked in version 4). It pushes the content to the right below the content to the left, which is why you end up with that effect.

Yes, I was in the Giphy account. The key is on the developer account. 👍

It's on the dashboard. 
Dashboard | GIPHY Developers

You should only use use 'Download', as that does what it says on the tin...it downloads the plugin.
The other options will add the plugin to an editor, and the resulting download is then the Editor itself. Not surprised if that caused your problems.
Regarding this:
Edit your globalTemplate in your theme and after this entry:
<title>{expression="output.getTitle( $title )"}</title> Add the following (replacing the obvious placeholders with your own information):
<script> const OPENAI_KEY = 'YOUR-KEY' const OPENAI_ORG = 'org-YOUR-ORG-KEY' </script>  

Thanks for suggestion. I am actually aware of such possibility, however I believe it should be available by default. I always missed it.

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@Afrodude Helped me on how to upgrade manually and its done smoothly.
 
Really appreciate helping on fixing the issue.

Please add "Deprecation Tracker" to the menu for easy access.
https://invisioncommunity.com/deprecation-tracker/

Wouldn't it be preferable if this setting could just be applied to selected primary forums rather than all of them?

Example: 

@psychol. already suggested this a while ago.
 
 

It would be nice if we can filter the theme differences.
For example, I have forums license only, and I want only to see the theme differences in there only or I want to see System --> globalTemplate only etc.... I don't really need to see a very long page of other apps that I don't use.
Theme Differences - Invision Community

@psychol. already suggested this a while ago.
 
 

It would be nice if we can filter the theme differences.
For example, I have forums license only, and I want only to see the theme differences in there only or I want to see System --> globalTemplate only etc.... I don't really need to see a very long page of other apps that I don't use.
Theme Differences - Invision Community

Hi. I come with a proposal to add an additional checkbox, which is IPS Apps, to the "Theme Diff" tab. When an application is selected, changes will only be displayed in that application.

If Forums were selected, it would only display changes to the System and Forums applications.

I think this option would speed up changes in templates. Thank you.

To encourage members to engage with news and other purposes admins are using Pages for, it would be wonderful if we could have polls with Pages. I believe it would help many communities to make their members engage in regard to what they utilize Pages Database for because some people they don't like to leave a comment, or they are much active etc... 

Our June release of Invision Community introduces several new improvements for your community to increase privacy controls and consent of personally identifiable information.
In today's digital age, privacy and the protection of personally identifiable information (PII) have become increasingly important. By incorporating improved privacy and PII data features into Invision Community, we are creating a more secure and inclusive environment within your community. In this blog post, we will take a quick look at what PII is, and the new features Invision Community has to improve privacy within your community.
What is PII?
PII, or personally identifiable information, refers to any data that can be used to identify, contact, or locate an individual member. When users sign up and visit your community, they may provide various types of PII, either voluntarily or as required by the platform's registration process. For example, an email address is required to complete the registration, and in some cases and IP address may be logged to authenticate a session, or to provide some context to the person posting content. 
Invision Community introduced new data control tools in a previous release, so let's take a look at the improvements coming in our June release that improves cookie management, IP address management, PII data requests, and the right to be forgotten.
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Your members now have the ability to request their Personally Identifiable Information (PII) data directly from their account settings page. Upon submitting a request, administrators will receive a notification alerting them to the new inquiry, where they can choose to either approve or deny it.
If approved, the member will be notified and provided information on how to download their requested data.

 
Additionally, members now have the option to request account deletion. After submitting this request, they will receive a confirmation email to verify their intent. Once confirmed, the request is forwarded to administrators, who can then decide whether to approve or reject the account deletion.

IP Address Management
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Additionally, we've introduced a new feature that allows for the inclusion of an optional third-party Cookie Description on the cookie consent page, further enhancing transparency and user control.

We trust that these enhancements to privacy and data collection practices will simplify compliance with various regulations and, most importantly, ensure that your community members feel secure and well-protected while engaging with your platform.
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I have just spoken to my colleague on this, and this is actually correct behaviour. The child theme is independent of its parent. It will not update the version number of another theme, whether it's the parent or otherwise.

To encourage members to engage with news and other purposes admins are using Pages for, it would be wonderful if we could have polls with Pages. I believe it would help many communities to make their members engage in regard to what they utilize Pages Database for because some people they don't like to leave a comment, or they are much active etc... 

To encourage members to engage with news and other purposes admins are using Pages for, it would be wonderful if we could have polls with Pages. I believe it would help many communities to make their members engage in regard to what they utilize Pages Database for because some people they don't like to leave a comment, or they are much active etc... 

New update: fixed issue with PHP 8.1 and the queuing of the notifications

It could create a system that some social networks have to hide content/comments involving a specific tag or word.
This would also be extremely useful for communities that discuss certain subjects such as movies, anime, games, series...
I made a demo in HTML of how it could be.

 

I know they'll be getting removed but v4 will still be supported until at least 2025 or 2026, which should mean bugfixes to existing functionality can still be expected until v4 support actually ends. And at this time, IPS still prominently promote it as a feature of their suite, which suggests they still intend to stand behind it at this time.
Status updates are an integral part of my community and I don't see us moving to v5 without them. I intend to license or build an add-on that restores them once v5 is out so I have an interest in the feature working well until then.

Yes, that is correct.