Feature Request

This request was created on behalf of Ashley We are actively using our site and we would like to exclude some of the team accounts from the Analytics data. This would help us to only get the Analytics data for the preferred users. Thank you.

The status indicator now appears as a small dot in the TOC. You can only see what it means if you hover exactly over it, which isn't helpful for users. If you put a status indicator, it's because you want the user to see immediately what the status is. I'm sure many users don't notice it or don't know why it's there.

I would like to have two tables next to each other, rather than stacked vertically. This can be done by manging them as blocks, or by making an empty column in a single table. However, if I make the border color white, this affects the surrounding columns.

Currently, to insert an image, users must select the image and then scroll down to locate and click the "Insert" button. This process involves unnecessary steps and impacts the user experience, especially when dealing with multiple images. Proposed Improvement: Enable users to insert an image by simply double-clicking on it. This would streamline the workflow by reducing the number of actions required and eliminating the need to scroll to the "Insert" button.

We currently have set limits on variables, snippets, glossaries within content, title length, and the number of reusable content items that can be created. These limits need to be adjusted or relaxed.

The customer has a draft article with Inline Comments. They scheduled the Publish for the article. Then they canceled it. While doing this, it created a new article version for the article in Draft status/New, and the inline comments were not visible in the latest article version. The user has to delete the new article version to retrieve the previous version and then view the inline comments. The customer would like the inline comments to be visible in the latest version itself and they do not want to delete the latest version to view the inline comments.

When we export to PDF, all code blocks include a copy button, which is unnecessary since PDF does not support copying on click. Even though we apply CSS to remove it, the copy button still appears in the code block. It would be great if the PDF export feature could either remove the copy button by default or accept any CSS applied.

I sorely need to know what other articles link to a specific article that I'm about to delete (especially in the absence of an archive function). Either it doesn't exist or I can't find it in the UI - in either case I need it to be possible.

Currently, ordered and unordered lists do not inherit the font size of their associated text. For example, in a numbered list, if the font size of the first listed item is increased to 30px, the list number remains small and does not scale accordingly. Similarly, when text is formatted as H2, H3, or H4, its font size increases, but the corresponding list number does not adjust to match. Please review this behavior and share your insights.

The AI writer does not recognize variables/snippets and treats them as regular text, which results in incorrect outputs due to their presence. Kindly check this and share your insights.