Although this forum is for you to communicate and find help, we from our end are also willing to make this place as informative and useful as possible.
We’ll be extremely grateful for you to share your thoughts on what kind of content you’d love to see from us.
These are our ideas:
AMA rubric, where we answer your previously asked questions (in a text or video format)
Deeper changelog, describing new features in greater detail
Behind the scenes rubric, so you know what we’re doing at this very moment
Reveal service and company’s achievements
What else you would love/would not love to hear from us? Let’s discuss!
Very nice ideas @Helga ! It would be also great to have a discussion board for ‘New Feature Requests’. The dev team could hear directly what the community likes and needs. I’m sure there are a lot of common requests or ideas that would come out of it.
As it relates to this forum, I would like to see a category for each type of Elfsight widget. This will make it easier to read, find and discuss issue’s/questions with each particular widget.
I absolutely agree that it would be amazing to discuss desired features here. As you already might know, we have a wishllist where you can leave any feature requests at https://wishlist.elfsight.com/. We’re considering the ways on its integration to the forum, so that all the needed channels are in one place here
AMA stands for ‘ask me anything’ — we’re going to collect a pack of questions from you and then give answers to all of them either in written form or via a video
Hi Hugh!
I absolutely agree, that’s why we decided to post more detailed and thorough changelogs here, so you know what exactly was done and whether your widgets were affected.
Would it be possible to link the apps portal to the community forum so that there is a more obvious link between them and to help keep the community active as time moves on. I am sure if a link was ever present there it would be helpful.
I’d love to see a master list of most of your widget CSS selectors so I can customize my Elfsight widgets quickly on my own without contacting your support to get the CSS selector names first