Feature Requests

The design of the Cookie Consent pop-up is configurable on sites that run the Classic experience design. On sites that run the New Experience, the cookie consent pop-up is always floating / left, regardless of the theme settings. Please consider making the layout of the cookie consent banner configurable on New Experience sites as well

I have several community sites using the new experience that are available to the public. Previously, on the old experience, there was some text that said "Log In" that I could direct people to. But now, you have to click on the gravatar first. I can't tell you how many times I've had to field questions by people who simply aren't logged in saying things like "I can't access my content" (because they can't tell if they're logged in or not), or "I don't know how to login." And my response to them is "look at the weird squiggly image, that means nothing to you but is supposed to represent your avatar, or at least it would if you were logged in. Click on that and then hidden in the drop-down menu is the ability to login" My main feedback is: make it obvious for people to know how to login. As part of that, I'd suggest/request doing away with the gravatar if someone's not logged in, it doesn't need to be a drop-down menu. Maybe non-logged in users shouldn't be able to control the Theme. Instead, replace that with an obvious button or link that just lets people login withou having to hunt for it.

When a user goes to the Login page... what if they don't have an account yet? It's totally unclear how they would create an account. Check out the login page of Facebook or LinkedIn -- using an incognito window -- and notice that they allow a create account option as well. I wish to see this with Simplero :)

There is a new feature where users see a drop down of pages in your site that they have access to. We need to be able to edit this. What if we want certain pages to not be included? What if we want them to see all sites including ones they don't have access to if we want to upsell them? What if we do not want the drop down at all and want it turned off? What if we already have these links and the dropdown is repetitive? What if we do not want the list alphabetical but want to highlight certain sites at the top?

Hi. When viewing the audio player on a small screen is messes up the layout of the page. Can you please make the audio playere responsive for small phones as well. Thank you Siif

Right now, you can create a "Featured product Category" to automate all products with a specific category. In order to make our site more dynamic, a function with "Featured product by label" would be very beneficial and make it way more dynamic and scalable

When using the New Community experience for the main website, the theme colors can automatically switch between dark and light colors. For sites with a lot of pages that don't adapt to the light/dark color theme switching, it may be more useful to have the site run on on a specific color theme, either light or dark, all the time. Could there be a switch to lock the color theme (or leave it up to logged-in users to decide for themselves?

I have to do custom CSS changes to the New Experience to ensure that my brand colours and custom fonts stay the same as I had previously setup with the Legacy Theme. I don't want any customer who "switches to new experience" to see a completely different styled site. I need the fonts and styling of the page to be similar. Currently, the CSS classes have been simplified by merging different CSS classes together. For instance, the font used for the main navigation menu in the New Experience is also used for lots of other sections throughout the site. There are other placements implicated with the Nav font that need a smaller font, whereas the nav bar needs to be bigger (and in my case, a different font). Please separate the font used for the navigation links from being the same class as other sections throughout the site. We should be able to edit particular fonts independently. I have been chasing my tail changing fonts in one section, then finding all the other places in my site that is using the same CSS style class, and then trying to adjust them to be useful in all applications. it would be much easier to have a different CCS style class for all the sections of website.

I'd like to be able to create a module on a page in the Membership site where I could display their progress on certain, core courses. When they've completed certain things, then, I'd like the module to disappear. This could overlap with the other recent request to remind people they haven't finished a course yet. It would be more in-depth than "pick up where you left off," although that would be another nice option. I have a "Help & infos" course which I'd like to make required for everyone, and then for two additional courses to be assigned to them.

Right now the site only creates an ID if you provide some content to a course or a pdf or some other "content" in the content tab. With this requirement, the system will not generate a login to a page or site just becasue they have access to a site. But this to me makes no sense. Why are you requiring a course or some other content to gain access to the site when the site itself could be the content? Again seems to be going against the notion that Simplero is built to be a membership site. If I have locked down pages with information for members that is my membership site, no course, no pdfs just words on a page for members only. Why can that not trigger a login being sent? Why are you forcing me to have a course or other content?