Feature Request

We aren't seeing an option to turn an existing article into a category. When we add content to that should be a child to the initial article, we have to: Create a new category article Copy the content from the original article to the new category article. Change the slug of the initial article. Copy the slug of the initial article to the new category article. Delete the original article. Add pages beneath the category as needed. It'd be great to have an option in the article options to make an article a category instead.

We really like the new Follow feature released with Document360 2.0. However, we have encountered a situation where the Follow button is replaced with the Edit Article button when logged into a Team Account. There are many scenarios where someone with a Team Account may want to follow an article to stay updated with any changes or updates, without necessarily needing to edit the article. It would be helpful if the Follow button was also available to Team Account users, allowing them to track article changes while maintaining their current permissions.

Please allow users to add hyperlink bookmarks next to H2 and H3 headings in articles.

As our current implementation supports only SSR (Server-Side Rendered) webpages, add the ability to fetch details from webpages beyond Server side rendering sites.

Whenever we create a template from an article, we are able to create multiple templates with the same name (as of the article). It would be great if we could either provide one of the options below: Duplicate the name of the template if there is another template with the same name. Provide a warning stating : ""File name already exists. Do you want to rename or replace the template?"

When we convert the paragraph to a callout, the visibility of the content in the dark mode changes the text color. The content color inside the callout should not change in the dark mode. It would be great if we could keep the color of the text as same inside the callout on both the light and dark modes.

We have a number of employees that just dont really work from a browser, their work is heavily in the Windows File Explorer enviroment. They have requested a way to link Document360 into File Explorer in the same way that SharePoint & Google Drive are so they can access everything in once please. Is this possible?

The customer initially added snippets in the Global language but is now exploring language-specific snippets to enable translations. However, since most of their articles are already published, there doesn’t appear to be a way to replace the global snippets with language-specific ones. They would like to know if there is an option to update the snippets from Global to language specific.

Currently, the "Feedback Received" event only notifies us about feedback submitted for articles. It would be great to extend this functionality to include notifications for feedback submitted for "No Search Results" in the user website.

If i scroll as soon as i click on edit, the editor will take me back to the top.