In order to help with crawling, indexing and page performance, we'd like to request adding server side rendering to the entire page load. We've seen more content get added to the SSR over the last couple months, but there are still some areas that need to be rendered SSR. Here is the list of areas: Siderail navigation is still not seen in the source-code (copy + ahref targets) Table of content links are missing Pagination isn’t working (specifically when you click on the links), since it’s not ahref links – seems to be on the client. Main navigation is hidden by the filter bar The expected outcome is to have all of these modules be rendered in the source code and loaded in the DOM. This will help SEO tremendously and help improve the user experience.

Exporting to pdf is only allowed for individual articles inside the user site. As there have been a lot of customer requests to download multiple articles at the category level (or any higher level), I would like you to consider this feature request as priority.

Req 1: Certain instances, lines inside Table are not consistent. Req2: Would want customization of table borders/lines to be colorful and rounded. Req3: No borders or no lines in Table - without inserting code and manual effort. Like word provides no borders and lines from UI, similarly it should be possible directly from UI.

As part of best practices of content management, single sourcing is crucial. Example: I have a big chunk of content, images, and text (which is different from variables-i am talking about a page of content), that i want to reuse at multiple pages. Advantage is that - we just update content at the source place - it automatically gets reflected where we have linked the single-sourcing article <which will be a reference-in destination pages>. Would request if this can be added as a feature since - it is really imp to reuse content and have a single source of content - which is common and does not change frequently.

Documentation is not gone public right now. We have given links from an image or source text to existing URL, which is not published. There can be chances that the public URL with domain-name <which is current and not public> changes in future. Provision to auto-update previous Links (prior to URL change) to new URL - should be handled automatically, without rework and manually changing links in all pages.

For pages with lot of content, it is imp to provide Expand and Collapse button - which can comprise of the content/images/table. Customers can only expand the Tab - for which they seek information. In this way, page does not appear too cluttered. Screenshot attached for reference. Would appreciate - if this can be taken up soon.

Requirement: If we want to add custom call-out from UI other than Info, Warning, Error (Example: Tip, Caution) than it is not possible using single click from UI. To do this, Code has to be entered at “code view” in addition to the code entered at CSS settings level, which is not user friendly. Requirement is to do it with few clicks rather than editing the code and doing it manually each time. Additional callout should be available on toolbar in Edit mode along with ‘Info’, ‘Warning’ and ‘Error’.

For multi-language translation, does Doc360 have an integration with 3rd party language translator such as Weglot. The thought process is to avoid the manual work of translating each page and then customer has to manually select the language. It should be automatically done via an API from Doc360 to Weglot, if any. Can this feature of integration from Doc360 to Weglot using an API be implemented for localization ?

Add an integration w/ Box.com

As a reader I can select a category (and all its sub-articles) to be exported as one single PDF document and download it/send it to my user email.