Feature request ideas

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).

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.

Currently, secondary database views are not linkable, meaning that users can't be sent directly to a specific language view or other subset of a database. The current process is to send them to the main database page with instructions on how to view the relevant tab, which is poor UX.

Currently, when a user clicks on a section or hyperlink, the dropdown menus in the sidebar collapse automatically. However, I would like to change this behavior so that the dropdown menus remain open even when navigating to another section. To provide a clearer explanation, here's a breakdown of what I am looking for: The sidebar menu toggles are responsible for expanding and collapsing the dropdown menus. Currently, when a user clicks on a menu item or a toggle button, the dropdown menus collapse. I would like to introduce an option that allows the dropdown menus to stay open when navigating to another section. This option should be toggleable, meaning the user can choose whether the dropdown menus should remain open or collapse when clicking on a different section. I am currently achieving this by running custom code on each section where I want that behavior. However, since I have a large site, it becomes tedious to always copy and paste the code into the custom code sections of the pages. opentoggles(); function opentoggles() { let modul = document.getElementById('BLOCK ID OF THE ELEMENT'); modul.setAttribute("class", "notion-toggle open"); modul.setAttribute("style", "background-color: rgba(211,211,211,0.4)!important; font-weight: bold"); }

Charts is a powerful new feature of notion - and it'd be great to see it being implemented by super

In Notion, you can select any of the following display formats in the Date property of the database: Full Date, Month/Day/Year, Day/Month/Year, Year/Month/Day. However, no matter which format is chosen in Notion, the dates of the same page in Super will be displayed in “Full Date” format! For example, I have the format set to "24/12/2023" in Notion, but it still shows "December 24, 2023" on Super. It would be great if you could fix this and the date display format in Super would match the database settings in Notion!

Would like support for major identity providers for centralized user management. Specifically, Okta for SSO and MFA support.

Activate this option to randomize Notion block IDs to distinct UUIDs to prevent the discovery of your original Notion page. This will break if you have used ids for writing custom CSS.

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.

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

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.

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

We need a button, not a colored background that interacts when you click

It would be great if, among the other typography options we already have, we could adjust the line spacing (the space between each line of text, regardless of font size) and paragraph spacing (the gap between each paragraph) to enhance readability on any font we choose. Helpful for any website with a lot of writing, including blogs and creative people who write stories. Unfortunately, with many fonts in Super, I feel like the lines of text are spaced too closely to each other, as well as the paragraph breaks which make it harder to distinguish each paragraph. Few fonts, such as Crimson Text, are exceptions but do not provide the feel for my website that I want.