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Thanks for sharing this feedback! We have both tagging and categorization as roadmap items as we know these are important tools for organizing content in CMS
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8 votesNew · 2 comments · CMS SaaS (Content Management System) » Editing Content and Visual Builder · Admin →
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+1, and specifically the config options we need in SaaS that PaaS already supports: (1) add named/design-system paragraph styles to the styles dropdown, including Body Large / Default / Small; (2) remove individual toolbar buttons rather than all-or-nothing presets; (3) superscript/subscript buttons; (4) list-size options (large/medium/small) for ordered/unordered lists, needed for sources and disclaimers. In short: expose the standard TinyMCE configuration API in SaaS.
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How is it that we can customize this feature? Other platforms allow it with TinyMCE.
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5 votesFuture Consideration · 1 comment · CMS SaaS (Content Management System) » Editing Content and Visual Builder · Admin →
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Strong +1. Concrete example: our dynamic table component offers Calendar and Tuition variants, but the date fields stay visible even when Tuition is selected. Native conditional/dependent field logic (show/hide fields based on a selection within the same form) would let us avoid content-type composition workarounds and keep the content model clean.
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5 votesNew · 2 comments · CMS SaaS (Content Management System) » Editing Content and Visual Builder · Admin →
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Adding a key use case: cross-site / site-wide find and replace - e.g., replacing a program name everywhere it appears across an entire site (and ideally across multiple sites), not just within a single page. This is critical for large multi-site portfolios where a terminology change must be applied consistently.
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Make the admin and authoring UI extensible with init modules, plugins, and custom editor descriptors
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+1. Beyond block-level categories, we need a global taxonomy hierarchy defined once and reused/mapped across content, rather than creating and multiplying taxonomies per context. A shared global hierarchy reduces authoring overhead and makes management more consistent for large portfolios.