Feature request ideas

Can we have a third setting In design > colors? Next to 'Light mode' or 'Dark mode' I'd love the setting 'use system defaults'. My site looks beautiful in both 'modes'. Yet it makes sense to be adaptive. Seems modern and useful.

The French (and others) are definitely not lucky; their language is only moderately compatible with the automation implemented by Super. 😛 I suggest transforming each special character into a possible single character. Here is a list : à, â → a ç → c é, è, ê, ë → e î, ï → i ô, ö → o ù, û, ü → u ÿ → y ' → - Best regards. :)

Hello, I would like to give SUPER a suggestion: the card date in the database seems to only support English format. This is very inconvenient for non-English users. Can other dates in pure digital format be added? Or allow to follow a date format using Notion - Notion allows a purely numeric format which has no language barrier

I uploaded an image to the favicon section in the Super.so settings menu, but I need the option to either replace it or leave it blank. Currently, the only available action is to change it to another image, which is quite inconvenient. It would be great if a delete button could be added, allowing users to choose from multiple options. Having only one option is very limiting and frustrating.

I'd like to request the "button" property to be functional, so I can have a report button on each page that links to a form. It doesnt show up. It would be great to be able to have a button on every page that I dont have to add manually. Now you've got forms working, this could really help out for buttons you want on every page.

It's great that we can upload custom fonts. But it would be great to have more options like: 200 - Extra Thin 300 - Thin All supporting the upload of Italic font would be great It would be a super quick and helpful improvement for people who use custom fonts 🤓

Why it's useful: This feature allows creators to easily apply unique, targeted styles to individual callout sections using custom CSS—without needing to manually edit HTML or rely on fixed selectors. It greatly improves flexibility for designing visually distinct sections like hero banners, alerts, or feature blocks. Who it benefits: Designers, developers, and creators using Super who want more control over styling their Notion-based websites. It’s especially helpful for users who heavily rely on custom CSS to create branded or component-based designs. How it should work: When a callout block is rendered, the system should check the first child element inside it. If it’s text or a recognizable block (like a heading), generate a class name from it (e.g., .co-centered-hero-section) and apply it to the parent callout container. This mirrors how Bullet.so dynamically assigns class names based on the first content block inside a callout.

Currently, navigation bars and footers cannot be saved within templates, requiring us to recreate these elements for each new site. It would be amazing to allow navigation bars and footers to be saved as part of templates, enabling users to maintain brand consistency across multiple sites with minimal effort.

Would it be possible to convert spaces typed into the pages search bar in app.super.so automatically into dashes? when typing page paths to search, it is natural (at least for me) to put a space, not a dash, between words.

The multi-language support only allows us to add language specific menu items to the navbar. However, we cannot add different language variations of the call to action button in the navbar. The original main text appears in all language versions.

Hey Super Team, I love what you’ve built with Super – it’s an awesome platform! But I’ve noticed that the pricing for users in non-dollar regions feels a bit high when converted. Also, there are some features in the base paid plan that I don’t use much. Would it be possible to have a more flexible pricing option where we only pay for what we need, like a custom domain or removing Super branding? It would make things more affordable and feel fairer since you're only paying for what you use. Plus, I think it could help attract more users. I totally get that bundling features encourages people to try new things, but honestly, I just use Super to host my portfolio. Paying $16 a month just for a custom domain feels a bit much. Thank you for considering.

Would it be possible to customize the used for the checkbox icon for the checkbox property? It would be nice to use it as a priority field, for example. So, when the checkbox is checked, it displays a star, and when it is not checked, it displays something else? I am doing it right now with CSS ::after{}, but it would be nice if there were a Super UI option for this.

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.

The ability to customize the 404 page on your Super site.