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Hello,

Is there a built-in option in FluentCommunity to hide the entire top header of some space groups (see the attached screenshot), including the logo/community name, Posts, Members, Chat, and the three-dot menu?

This header currently appears on every section and page of my FluentCommunity portal. I would like to disable it globally, preferably through a native setting rather than custom CSS.

If there is no built-in option, what is the officially recommended method to hide it?

Thank you.

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Hey folks, I just started using Fluent Community (but have used wpmanageninja products for years) and am curious about how folks are setting things up. I have my community on a subdomain and I'm curious if folks are installing FluentCRM and/or FluentForms on the same domain as their community. My instinct is to separate them but I'm concerned that I'm overcomplicating things unnecessarily. But since a community could lead to consuming lots of resources, it seems like keping them separate would make since so that not everything goes down if one thing goes down. Also if you're someone who houses them separately, how do you keep your community members info in sync with your crm? How is everyone else handling this?

Hey folks, I started a community recently and have been setting things up. I noticed that in my mobile app on aandroid, the menu icon is cut off. Just wanted to let someone know. Setup is other easy and going well!

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Hi people!

This coming week (Monday 31st of Aug), ill have an interview-call with Shahjahan JewelΒ , so I thought I'd ask you guys if you have any questions you'd like me to ask about Fluent products in general! πŸ˜ƒ

Let me know in the comment section below! πŸ‘‡πŸΌ

Bye friends! Enjoy the weekend! πŸ’«

Last week, when the PWA was released, it was mentioned that something really big was coming to FluentCommunity this week. So… where is it? πŸ‘€

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Imo, the login flow is quite a crucial aspect from a branding perspective because that's one of the first impressions members get about your community.

But tbh, apart from trying to get my website theme on-brand, this has been the second biggest challenge for me.

The standard FlunetAuth login flow doesn't look completely branded throughout the flow. Especially, the UI on the password reset page looks completely off-brand.

So, I tried to customize it through a custom login page (example.com/community-login) using "Custom Login / Signup Shortcodes". But again, the challenge remains the same.

Anyone here who's been able to nail custom branding of the entire login flow β€” could you please share your insights on how you achieved it? TIA! πŸ™

Side note: I already tried to seek help from the support team, but I haven't been able to achieve the desired results.

When we go to our community login page it works on my iPhone and an older Samsung but not my wife’s s23. That phone redirects to the home website not the /community/ page

Currently, posts can almost look like complex articles. However, to make it perfect, I’m missing one feature that would allow to create more detailed descriptions β€” the ability to embed a Google Maps iframe.

I’d like to request a Masonry Gallery layout option for Fluent Community.

Currently, the gallery displays images as uniform squares. For an art-focused community, I’d like the option to:

  • Preserve each image’s original aspect ratio and dimensions without cropping.
  • Automatically arrange images in a tight, Pinterest-style masonry layout.
  • Make the layout responsive across desktop and mobile.
  • Keep the existing square/grid option available as an alternative.

This would make the gallery much better suited for displaying artwork with different portrait, landscape, and square dimensions.

Currently, a default placeholder icon is displayed for posts containing uploaded videos. Adding this option would significantly improve the user experience in spaces designated for video posts and in the default β€œcard” view layout.

Adding a preview image (thumbnail) to a video post in the β€œcard” view.