Feature Request

I would like to have a visual distinction between folders, index and pages. Meaning, that the user should be intuitively be able to identify which of the three a ">" link is going to be in the documentation. Indexes are clickable like pages, but pages contain additional information. Right now I could not tell if something is a folder, index or page before clicking on it. Example: On your own documentation, me and my colleagues are under the impression that some users miss the fact that "Categories and subcategories" is a page, thus contains additional information in the form of an article. Would it be possible to change the UI, so one can tell the difference between the three?

we have a few tables within articles that are very long, and users would benefit from being able to scroll down within the table, as when you freeze the top row of a spreadsheet in excel. Is there a way to do that now? If not, this would be great if you could add that capability on a table by table basis. (Not all tables need this.) thanks! mike

When I try to publish articles, after you took away the Publish button (that's another click you added to the process btw), I would want to place it at a location that I can reach quickly, without making a mistake. Currently, the Publish option is second last. The UI that is most commonly used should be placed at the top (depending on the profile of the user). Or if that is not possible, keep it at the extreme end. This way, I can quickly move to the end of the list, and not worry about stopping just short. Maybe just allow content creators to position each item in the list to where they are most comfortable with.

Currently in the knowledge base, any article that is replicated shows this with its corresponding icon. The same applies, if an article is marked as private. However, if both states apply to an article, only the lock-icon to mark an article as private is shown. This makes it necessary to open each private article to know if it's a replica, making it impossible to verify the statue of articles in the category structure at a single glance.

It would be nice to have the possibility to add links to files that are stored in the Drive directly from the article page (currently you need to go first to the Drive, identify the document to link, copy the link address and paste it in the article)

It appears I can't configure the various filters in the new Tasks page to find articles in a given workflow that are assigned to someone else, which I need to be able to see.

PDFs require downloading or open in limited view. It would be helpful to have an option to open PDFs in full-page mode directly within the platform, without needing to download them.

I like to switch between light and dark mode when reading through the articles or when checking for odd dark mode text formatting. Right now, you have to select which mode to read the article in at the top of the article, but when scrolling, that control disappears. Can we add the ability to change modes while scrolling through an article, along with the search functionality?

We are currently in need of a functionality that allows importing multiple PDF files and is displayed in their original PDF format as an article itself, without requiring a download.

When I collapse the side navigation in the docs, the search functionality disappears entirely. As a result, users have no way to access the search feature unless they expand the side nav again, which is far from ideal for a user perspective.