We are thrilled to provide you with a new dynamic and engaging way to explore our plans and progress, as well as giving you a space share your own ideas and have your say on the future of Super. This new platform makes it easy to navigate requested and upcoming features, vote on their value, and track their progress. Submission guidelines Firstly, please check that the idea you are submitting has not already been submitted by searching for it. In order to keep the idea board clean and focused, we expect submissions to meet the following requirements: Make sure your idea title is clear and specific e.g. "Make it so that I can have my website in two languages" should become "Multi-language Support" Write a concise rationale explaining why the feature is needed and how you would use it Add images and links to help explain your idea Assign a category Choose from the list of topics at the bottom of your post. New Feature: Something entirely new added to the Super app Styling and Customization: Additional options in the site design/theme system Integration: Connection with an external/third-party tool Notion Compatability: Creating support for a Notion feature Improvement: Improving upon an existing Super feature Our team is committed to delivering the best experience possible, and we hope this roadmap helps you stay informed and excited about what’s to come. Thank you for joining us on this journey and we look forward to seeing your ideas ⚡️
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It would be great if you could offer to have a great experience for someone like me who offers a web page to users in different countries. I have translations of my pages in notion, but it’s currently not a great user experience to expose these to users. Some of my pages are translated, some of them are not (so there’s a fallback to English).
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It would be great for users to be able to select multiple filters on databases, rather than simply selecting from pre-built views, and also for them to be able to sort database items by any field.
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I would like to use the search function on my site, but right now the function unfortunately also shows up pages as search results that either I do not want users to actually browse (like the CMS database page, which I did not add to Super, but the search still shows it) or that are irrelevant for the search. It would be neat to have a "Exclude page from search" checkbox available in the page settings to make that work. On the personal tier, you could at least exclude obviously irrelevant pages from the search this way. When on the pro tier, I could then add the CMS database page to Super and redirect or 404 it, plus exclude it from the search function.
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It's decently common for some things to break with websites after upgrading software. We should have the option to immediately revert to previous versions when something goes wrong.
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We would love to see the option of changing the placement of the Sidebar. Currently, it's only possible to have the sidebar on the left side of the site, but it would be great if we could choose to have the Sidebar on the right side of the site.
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To create the Curriculum Activity Monitor application with a timetable generator and portion management system, you will need to consider both hardware and software requirements. Here are the interfaces that we should include in this application: Interfaces: Login Page: Differentiate logins for students, faculty, and higher authorities. Ensure login using official college email addresses. Select College and Department: Allow faculty and students to choose their college and department. Only require the college name for the principal. Timetable Management: Enable the principal to input the timetable with faculty names for each department. Display the timetable for students and faculty members. Survey Interface: Trigger a survey 5 minutes before the end of each class hour. Faculty Survey: Topic completion status, topic time rating, feedback option. Student Survey: Understanding level (understand, not understand, partially understand), topic time rating, optional comments. Review Responses: Store survey responses and compare the average student and faculty responses. Notify the principal in case of discrepancies and enable corrective actions against faculty. Rating Module: Automatically rate colleges and faculties based on survey responses and ratings. Provide insights into the performance of colleges and faculties. Hardware Requirements: Server for hosting the application. Database server for storing user data, survey responses, and timetable information. Client devices for users to access the application. Software Requirements: Frontend Development: HTML, CSS, JavaScript (Bootstrap for design). Backend Development: Python/Django or Node.js/Express.js for server-side logic. Database: MySQL or PostgreSQL for storing data. APIs: Implement RESTful APIs for communication. Other Tools: Version control with Git, Docker for containerization. For the implementation codes and detailed design of interfaces, we would need to create mockups to visualize the layout. Each interface will require coding for both frontend and backend functionalities as described earlier. Would you like to see some mockups or detailed HTML/CSS snippets for these interfaces to proceed further with implementation? Let me know so that I can assist you accordingly.
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When paying from overseas, paying with banks/creditcards/debitcards can get complicated. Bitcoin/crypto payments easily fix this. You can easily integrate services such as BitPay or Coinbase Commerce as how most online services do it.
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It would be great if Super could support the display of Notion Buttons (https://www.notion.so/help/notion-academy/lesson/buttons) to make it easier to include CTA buttons on our pages that are styled consistently on Super, without having to apply custom CSS code that may or may not be supported in future Super releases. Currently, we use strong linked text with a bg colour in Notion to indicate we want to display a button on the Super page, and then include custom CSS code in Super site >> Code >> CSS to set with which bg color and txt color we want to display the button. The issue is that this requires a lot of custom code (from here: https://superhq.notion.site/Button-code-2bdd831102cd4021ac523bddfddca98b) Ideally, I could include a Notion button (by typing /button in Notion and using their features to add a link). If I want to change the bg color or text of that button across my site, then ideally, i could simply change the button bg color in Notion (to any of the Notion colors)....and Super would display a styled version of that notion CTA button, applying the override colours I have set in Super>>design>>colours>>notion and would style the CTA button radius, padding, any shadow etc as set in Super>>design>>Layout... This way, we: don't have to include reams of custom CSS to be able to display CTA buttons in various colors, to convey their intention - positive, negative, informative etc) avoid including custom CSS that may not be supported in any future release... and if we want to display strong, linked text in notion copy as strong, linked text on our super site, we can.
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In summary, having Peek mode is simply great UX — making navigating a Notion website on non-mobile extra smooth.
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If you spend any amount of time customizing individual pages (landing pages, etc.), you will know that this involves inspecting individual blocks in a browser, getting the block-id, then selecting that in css to do some styling. This applies to any block - callouts, headers, paragraphs, columns - anything. I have seen this sort of custom block-level styling in the super.so homepage and this is used referred to extensively in the discord. The problem: you basically need the website open in another tab, open inspector, and get the block-ids from each thing you want to style. Then you have to go back to the super.so editor and edit your custom CSS code to style that block. This feature would give the user the ability to select notion blocks within the super.so editor, get the block-id, and effectively turns the Super.so editor into a fully fledged WYSIWYG designer.
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Notion does not have forms and so we use a third party tool like notionforms or chilipepper to have forms on our notion pages that go straight to the notion databases... but it would be awesome if we could have forms in super instead of in a third party tool.
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The ability to customize the 404 page on your Super site.
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I am aware of the third tool option, with MemberSpace in my case. I tried it but I found it a little bit technical. I think it would be a very nice improvement to add a membership feature as simple to apply as the password protection.
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In case your database has more than 100 items, the ability to have a load more button to show the others items of the database (ie, from 101 to 200 and so on). Thanks
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