You can indicate which image is currently viewed. You can easily check the current position in the image slider through the indicator. Click ••• > Indicator > Use in the top right corner of the image slider to enable it. Choose your view type: One by one vs Multiple The one by one option has been newly added to the image slider view type. One by one view type One by one view type is useful when you want visitors to focus on one image at a time, such as for a portfolio or product showcase. Only one image is displayed at a time, and the size of the slider changes to match the size of each image. Multiple view type Multiple view type is useful when you want to show multiple images in sequence, such as creating a site banner or showcasing the progress of a project. You can adjust the space between images as you like. Choose from None, Default, Wide, or adjust the image spacing in pixels using the custom slider below. Note: Image spacing can only be adjusted in a multiple view type. Search results for user mentions now appear based on relevance (post author, commenter). When duplicating a channel, posts within the channel are no longer duplicated.

Dashboard has been added to the Form channel You can find the dashboard in the Summary tab of the form channel. You can check visit, submission and drop-off metrics Visits: You can see how many visitors viewed your form and which source they come from. Note: If a visitor comes to the form after visiting your site, its acquisition funnel will be marked as slashpage.com. So if you want to track your funnel more accurately, try sharing the form channel link directly. Want to share your form link in a cleaner way? Try Clean URL! Submits: You can see how many responses were started and submitted. You can also check the average time spent to complete the form. Drop-off: You can see how many people have dropped off your form. You can review both the drop-off rate relative to the page acquisition and the drop-off rate relative to the number of starts. You can check both completed and uncompleted responses in the Results tab. In the Results tab, you can review the unsubmitted responses by clicking Uncompleted to see which questions each respondent didn't answer. If a question has a particularly low response rate, you can consider revising it and asking yourself questions like, "Are people dropping off because the question requires sensitive information?" or "Are they feeling like the form is too long because it's broken into several pages (steps)?" If you want to learn more about how to use the Form channel, check out our guide!

SlashPage gets a whole new look Here's a quick overview of the three most important changes. Separate content on your site with sections Section is a feature that allows you to organize content within your site. Manage pages and channels by dividing them into sections within a single site. Especially if you don't like having all of your pages and channels on your site home! Simply put the pages and channels you don't want to see on the site home in a different section. You can manage them in other sections so they don't show up in the landing page. Tip. Keep what you're working on in the Private section When you create a new page or channel on your public site, have you ever worried that people will find it unfinished? Or do you want to keep content on your site that you don't want to share? If so, you should try the private section. Once you've finished a page or channel in a private section, you can easily drag it to any public section of your site. Add a top navigation bar The top navigation lets you put the pages and channels you want to feature at the top of your site. The top navigation is divided by section, and the top pages and channels within a section appear in a drop-down menu. Site Profile: You can set your site name, the font of your site name, whether to capitalize the first letter, and a favicon. Section: Add a section by clicking 'Add section' in the left sidebar or top navigation bar. Switch between view mode and edit mode: Click the pencil toggle to switch between view mode and edit mode without opening a new window. All settings are available in the Settings panel on the right. The settings menu, which was previously separated into the left sidebar, top toolbar, and top right menu, has been integrated into the Settings panel. You can manage page settings, design (theme), and site settings all from the right settings panel.