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  • Tips
    How to remove the Topic and Reply counts
    Bradley Blinn0 replies
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    Time to give back to the community! I was able to figure this out on my own. I must say, being able to use CSS to control the display of content is valuable. If you are looking to hide the # of Topics within a Forum and the # of Replies to a post, just use the following code in your CSS. This definitely cleans up the look at feel of the pages, IMO: .h-topic-count-label { display: none; } .h-topic-reply-count-label { display: none; } I've tried this out on my site, so I know it works. Enjoy!
  • Tips
    CSS: How to make the new sticky topic display disappear for all screen sizes
    Dave Dreezer5 replies
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    With a bit of CSS you can make the new sticky topic display disappear for all screen sizes. To make the new sticky header disappear copy the following into your Display Settings > Custom CSS box /* hide the new sticky header from view for all screen sizes */ .forum-topic-sticky-header.fixed:not(.dont-hide-sticky-header) { display: none !important; }
  • Crowdstack Discussion
    Control Panel Revamp Coming Next Week
    Ted @ Crowdstack2 replies
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    Hey everyone- Sometime next week, we'll be rolling out another major update for Crowdstack , this one focusing on improving navigation in the Admin Control Panel. Currently, the Admin Control Panel is one very long list of links. We're making things (hopefully) easier to get to by putting the main control panel sections in a smaller menu at the top of each control panel page, with the subsections of each main area available in a sidebar when you are in a particular section. It will look like...
  • Crowdstack Discussion
    Styling a post that has been forked to a new discussion
    ST2 replies
    What do you think of this? If you're intrigued keep reading. If not; Move along folks. Nothing to see here. Fork to a New Topic We have the cool feature that let us fork a post to a new topic. and the post then gets a tag like this. The Problem But people will often reply to the post anyway - and that just makes things difficult. I just did this. When you click the Read More button it returns to To make this happen. Edit the forked post Edit the post Source Code Add the highlighted text...
  • Crowdstack Discussion
    Forum topics listing pages don't pick up formatting used on replies
    El Loro4 replies
    Minor observation. Forum topics listing pages don't pick up formatting used on replies such as pale text color used to hide spoilers. Assuming that the default of the latest 3 replies is used, this can be dealt with by posting dummy replies after the reply which has used the formatting. I'll demonstrate this by posting such a reply on this topic. The Discussion listing page will show the text that I've formatted in the following reply. I will, once this has been approved.
  • Blog Post Comment
    Re: Adventures in Time Mgmt: iPad Edition
    Jonmark @ Crowdstack
    Emilie, every year around November starts looking for a new paper calendar, and I keep thinking how great it would be if there was a digital solution for her. I use my cell phone, and that works great for me because I have simple calendar needs. But she has massive calendaring voodoo working for her, and needs some serious mojo behind her solution. I cant wait to hear about how this works for you, and maybe look at getting one for her down the road.
  • Blog Post Comment
    Re: Adventures in Time Mgmt: iPad Edition
    Don Aldrich (the donco)
    Calendar is one of my [three] primary disappointments on my spiffy new [An]droid phone. I couldn't believe that Mac ical wouldn't allow seamless integration with Google calendar. Of course, the real embarrassment was that Google calendar has wonky integration with [Google] Android cellphones. Ah well, the bleeding edge. Hopefully these folks get things sorted. I'd really love an end all be all integrated solution for calendaring. If you go all digital, be sure you back things up...
  • Blog Post Comment
    Re: 6 Key Questions to Answer Before Starting Your Online Community
    Lori
    Great article, Rosemary! I'd just add this: to 1. - No matter HOW you define success, your community must be visible in order to be successful. I've seen too many people hide their communities so that it takes a trail of breadcrumbs and a jungle machete to find it. to 2. - Completely agree that these are questions that are best answered before you start. We've seen a number of communities try to set up "premium features" on formerly-free features.
  • Survey
    Interest in Zapier support?
    Ted @ Crowdstack6 responses
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    Slack
    Twitter
    Mailchimp
    Salesforce
    Hubspot
    Gmail
    Google Calendar
    Eventbrite
    LinkedIn
  • Blog Post Comment
    Re: The Surveys Release
    Dan V
    I am interested in creating a survey for only a small subset of users. I do not wish to make it public or post it to the community, but rather send out an e-mail to certain users with a link to the survey. So, when I create the survey is it automatically posted to the community, or can I hide it? Will a link be generated to put in an e-mail?
  • Blog Post Comment
    Re: The Surveys Release
    Ted @ Crowdstack
    Hi Dan- Each survey you create has its own configurable permissions controlling who can take the survey and also (separately) who can view the results. The survey will be posted to the community, but again the only people that will be able to see the survey on your site at all will be the ones who can either take the survey or view the results. Thus, for your scenario, if you limit permissions for your survey to just the permission circle comprised of the users you referred to, then only...
  • Blog Post Comment
    Re: Multiple Calendars Now Supported
    Paul Heymont
    Thanks! This is a big step in a number of ways, including making the list rather than the grid the first thing visible, and allowing it to scroll into the future, instead of being broken up by month. One question for us: On our site ( http://www.travelgumbo.com ) we have the calendar listed as Upcoming Content Planner (bloggers only) under the TG Stuff menu item. Is there an easy way to simply have the calendar not appear on the menu for those who do not have calendar access? Friendlier than...
  • Blog Post Comment
    Re: Multiple Calendars Now Supported
    Jonmark @ Crowdstack
    Good morning Paul, Glad you like the calendar changes, we are very excited about them here as well. The reason that the sub menu item does not respond to a users permissions is that its a custom menu item. Custom menu items cannot be hidden or shown by Hoop.la based on a users access to the web page that they link to. The "Calendar" built in menu item will show or hide based on a user's ability to view at least one calendar on your site. Hope this helps, Jonmark
  • Blog Post Comment
    Re: Multiple Calendars Now Supported
    Paul Heymont
    If I understand correctly, then, we could remove the current calendar listing we have, implement a "calendar" item on the menu line, and it would then show or not, depending on user permission? That would work for us... __________________________________________________________________________________
  • Blog Post Comment
    Re: Introducing Hoop.la Calendar
    empress60
    The calendar is going to be a huge hit for our users as so many promote their nightclubs, events and shows on our communities. Thank you for all the hard work!
  • Blog Post Comment
    Re: Filtering out the Noise
    Lori
    I've been using my earbuds the last couple of days, because of this road construction noise, and it helps. On Facebook, I hide the game posts as they come up, that way I can keep it to the "nuggets". The only problem is that there's no way to do this on the phone app, so I have to log on via computer occasionally to fix this. I'm a bit surprised the iPhone app doesn't have a facility for this, but maybe they will in a future version.
  • Blog Post Comment
    Re: The "You Like Me" Release
    Ted @ Crowdstack
    Hi Richard- There is no setting to prevent it, but you could apply some custom CSS to hide it: div.likeReplyColumn { display:none !important; } (Add that to your Custom CSS field in Display Settings in your admin control panel.)
  • Blog Post Comment
    Re: The Community Manager’s Weekly Planner
    neil
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    Thanks for the resources and links. The "planner" offers some good reminders. My Wish: That CrowdHoop would incorporate CM tools and reminders/metrics into the actual interface (rather than on paper). Seems like a logical development since it's the community interface where we spend our time. I'd start with optioning the "calendar" module into a "planning and scheduling tool" for community managers and their team (and not open to everyone). Each day/week/month could incorporate certain...
  • Topic Reply
    Re: Unable to access
    El Loro
    @Rosemary ONeill though the calendar for birthdays is blank at present.
  • Topic Reply
    Re: Unable to access
    Rosemary O'Neill
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    Yes, we're making the site available as we can...birthday calendar may lag behind.
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