Theme

The “Saved for later” tab in the Linchpin Sidebar used to have a search filter and sort function at the top. Due to the technical changes introduced with Confluence 8.5.5 and 8.8.0, the search filter and sort function are no longer available for performance reasons. Instead, “pagination” was introduced, i.e. the page-by-page listing of 25 favorites. The search filter and sorting function should be integrated again to enable better and more familiar navigation in the favorites. PS: If necessary, both functions can be reintegrated by activating a dark feature (at your own risk!). See: https://seibert.biz/savedforlaterwithoutpagination

Favorised spaces are often a starting point for work. Unfortunately they can't be accessed directly (only last visited spaces or as a mix up of spaces and other stuff in "Saved for later"). It would be nice to have tabs or something like that to switch from pages/blogs to spaces in that view, so you can see all spaces at once. Or to have a filter for pages/blogs/spaces in the "Saved for later" list.

From a customer I heard this idea, posting on their behalf: How about a feature that lets you integrate social media icons in the footer area of your Linchpin?

Currently the header takes a lot of space and is either sticky (fixed) or disappears when scrolling - depending on the settings. It would be nice to have the option to have a reduced narrow header with navigation (e.g. without flyouts or as a burger menu) and some hidden or reduced elements when scrolling down - and the full header when scrolling to the top again.

Would be great to see Linchpin Theme better integrating with the "Aura" formatting macros of your colleague Jan: combine Aura color management with Linchpin theme colors harmonize icon sets let all Linchpin macros look nice on Aura backgrounds and in Aura panels Thanks for considering!

Hey, it would be absolutely amazing if there would be the possibility to separate links inserted on pages via a different colour than the rest of the links (page tree, title, menu,...). In our case, we decided to colour our links grey, as nearly everything in Confluence is marked as a link. Therefore it makes it hard to recognize links inserted on pages. I know we could just decide to e.g. mark all links blue but then our whole Confluence would be blue. I hope our use case is understandable.

Right now, there is only one Linchpin dashboard, and if this does not fit some users, those need to be directed to space start pages. While this existing feature works as advertised, I want to suggest a more elegant way: As an administrator, I want to be able to configure multiple instances of the Linchpin dashboard for different user groups. This would reduce the number of spaces with only one page (especially, if there are a lot of different user groups) and give more usable space without the left page hierarchy.

Users would like to create folders (similar to the ones that some browsers offer for organization bookmarked links) in the favorites section of "my work" sidebar.

If you could add a set of (corporate) colors to the color selection for text, users could adapt their pages better to corporate style.

The user should be able to give each bookmark its own individual title