Do you have questions, feedback, suggestions or ideas for P2? This is a direct communication channel with the team developing it at Automattic.
Feel free to ask questions in your native language. Automattic has team-mates in 77 countries.
Do you have questions, feedback, suggestions or ideas for P2? This is a direct communication channel with the team developing it at Automattic.
Feel free to ask questions in your native language. Automattic has team-mates in 77 countries.
Since yesterday, I noticed that in the P2 editor the bar with the “Close” and “Publish” buttons is covering up part of the posts before publishing them, so I find myself having to go to the “core editor” to complete my texts.
I’m looking for a tool that allows me to record a message then embed in a P2
Posts let you share long-form, formatted content — like project plans or documentation — directly in P2. They are displayed in reverse chronological order.
Also wondering if WordPress is working on any kind of a reader like Microsoft’s Immersive Reader embedded in MS Word that might allow a Post to be listened to versus read.
Any options available today? Any recommendations? Thx. Mike
For this year, I have only two wishes for P2:
1) Make the mention link more useful.
2) Make comments sequential after a certain level.
Few wishes, but I think they would greatly help the use of P2, either to organize debates/conversations, or to facilitate its use by newcomers.
Hi P2 folks! A #featurerequest:
We’d find very helpful a simple accordion block that can collapse (show/hide) other block content. In wanting to use our P2 as a resource, we keep finding situations where it would be helpful to collapse content (in our situation, text and/or code snippets) to keep the posts from getting overly long.
Another way to keep track on unwieldy posts would be some sort of automatic table of contents block functionality (wikipedia style) that is generated at the top of the
Posts let you share long-form, formatted content — like project plans or documentation — directly in P2. They are displayed in reverse chronological order.
Thanks!
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