Custom fields that are created for posts or products are often only relevant to a specific category.
Add a way to be able to hide / show custom fields when posts or products belong to a category.

A feature that has been requested a lot is the ability to edit an invoice / order after it has been created.
This has now been released.

Add the ability to schedule the publishing of blog posts. This is possible at the moment with a custom datafilter, but it's not the most elegant solution.

It has been commonly requested to have facebook lead forms automatically pull into the contact database.
Ideally, this would create a new entry in 'forms' as well as a contact.

In the Activity Feed of a contact, sometimes users have a lot of 'marketing information' in their profile.
Eg - many website visits and email campaigns.

This makes it hard to see important information such as Notes and Emails manually sent.
The issue is partially solved by Pinning admin notes, but this is not always suitable.

Without cluttering the UI, add the ability to filter by sets of information so that you can get a concise 'CRM view'.

Add the ability to schedule the publishing of blog posts. This is possible at the moment with a custom datafilter, but it's not the most elegant solution.

We've had another request specifically for X products ordered within a "Product Category".
It highlights the importance of needing to be able to select: individual products, brands, or categories of what it's applicable to.

Thanks for this feedback. I think this comes under the umbrella of having 'tiered pricing discounts'.
Where once you buy a certain quantity, the price is reduced.
This is certainly on our radar to develop as we have had it requested many times over the past few years.

Hey Ben,

Currently we've been holding off implementing this until there is greater CSS support amongst browsers for masonry layouts.
But unfortunately, there has been politics in the browser space as to how this will be implemented. A debate that has gone on for years now.

Safari and Firefox have implemented a version which hangs off 'CSS grid' using grid-template-rows: masonry;
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_grid_layout/Masonry_layout

Chrome wants to implement the same feature using display: masonry.
https://developer.chrome.com/blog/masonry

Another reference:
https://webkit.org/blog/15269/help-us-invent-masonry-layouts-for-css-grid-level-3/#the-debate

Once it is implemented in a stable manner across browsers, we will add support to the native gallery for it.
Until then, Oncord's gallery won't support masonry layouts and you would need to use an external JS solution for it.

@dhondup I agree this should be more clear. We still need to make changes to how end-users can change their plans (upgrade/download from lite etc).
There will be improvements around the communications of billing in the coming months!

A feature that has been requested a lot is the ability to edit an invoice / order after it has been created.
This has now been released.

Hi @dhondup

You can create a Post under Website > Posts.
Then at the bottom make it Create a New Page.
This will allow you to create a full page article within there.

The "Post" is the listing of the article, which links to a "Page" where the full content of the article sits.

Here's our help documentation on this:
https://www.oncord.com/resources/learning/tutorials/website/creating-your-first-post/

Custom fields that are created for posts or products are often only relevant to a specific category.
Add a way to be able to hide / show custom fields when posts or products belong to a category.