Feature request

Dynamic Badge

Create variants in editor

Guys please add colour gradient in the "background colour". Basically, what you can do is, create 3 tabs, 1 for normal image background, 2nd tab for basic colour background, and 3rd tab for gradient colour background. Gradients are trending more than ever and it's super fun to play around with it and also, designs you can create with gradient colour background is just phenomenal. Check this website: blissworld.com Their whole website is based on gradient colour and it just looks absolutely amazing. Hope you guys consider this as well. Thanks

Table creation - for comparing similar products From a user: More flexible horizontal product comparison (want to do it with products from my store and be able to write myself the characteristics I want to compare) Another request named this as "Comparision Grid"

Be able to design the header for both Desktop & Mobile, with the navigation dropdown, search, account and cart function

Upgrade social icons! These are essential to e-commerce. Firstly, Instagram is missing from the bunch. We really need that, please. Also, the design looks clunky. A design closer to these 2 screenshots would be much more appealing: prntscr.com/vgw2ae (http://prntscr.com/vgw2ae) and prnt.sc/vgvzsd (https://prnt.sc/vgvzsd). It would be nice to have individual elements for each social icon, with the ability to change the fill color.

An option to hide the editor sidebar on the left side, so that you can move & arrange elements on the webpage as they would appear in the preview. The editor sidebar causes the items to scale to fit on the screen, so they appear differently in the preview. The difference is slight, but it would be better to be able to arrange elements without having to save -> preview several times to get it right.

Ability to add an icon, change background-color gradient

As a GemPages user, I want a sticky Add To Cart button that remains visible as the shopper scrolls down the product page, So that it's easy for customers to add items to their cart without needing to scroll back up, leading to a smoother shopping experience and potentially increasing conversion rates. Acceptance Criteria: - Visibility While Scrolling: The Add To Cart button becomes sticky (i.e., fixed position) and remains visible on the screen when the user scrolls past the original location of the button on the product page. - Customizable Appearance: Users can customize the look of the sticky Add To Cart button, including its color, text, and size, to ensure it matches the overall design of their website. - Responsive Design: The sticky Add To Cart button is fully responsive and adapts to different screen sizes and devices, ensuring a consistent and accessible shopping experience across all platforms. - Integration with Product Options: When a product has options like size or color, the sticky Add To Cart button should reflect the selections made by the customer as they scroll. It should update in real time if the customer changes their selections. - Animation and Visibility Control: Users can control the animation of the sticky button as it appears or disappears and set conditions for its visibility (e.g., only after the user has scrolled a certain percentage of the page). - Performance Optimized: The implementation of the sticky Add To Cart button should not significantly affect the page's loading time or performance. - Easy Activation: Users can easily enable or disable the sticky Add To Cart feature from the GemPages dashboard without the need for custom coding. - Compatibility Check: Ensure that the sticky Add To Cart button is compatible with all major browsers and does not interfere with other page elements or functionalities. Notes: - The feature should prioritize mobile users, given the importance of mobile commerce. - Consider accessibility best practices to ensure the button is usable by everyone, including people with disabilities. - The sticky Add To Cart button should be tested with various themes and custom layouts to ensure compatibility.

Max Desgarnier and some members would like to have a basic Gallery element for GemPages. As a GemPages user, I want to easily create and manage a gallery on my webpage by using a drag & drop feature, So that I can quickly organize and display images in a visually appealing manner without the need for coding. Acceptance Criteria: - Gallery Element Addition: Users can find a 'Gallery' element in the elements list within the GemPages dashboard. This element can be dragged and placed on any part of their webpage. - Easy Image Upload: Once the Gallery element is placed, users can click on it to upload images or drag images directly from their computer into the gallery area. - Drag & Drop to Organize: Users can drag and reorder images within the gallery element to organize them as desired. This includes the ability to adjust the sequence of images or change which images are featured more prominently. - Customizable Gallery Settings: Users have the option to customize the layout of the gallery (e.g., grid, masonry, slider), set the margin between images, and adjust the size of the images within the gallery element. - Preview and Edit: Users can preview how the gallery looks in real-time as they add or rearrange images. They should also be able to edit the gallery at any point, including adding or removing images, without having to start from scratch. - Responsive Design: The gallery element automatically adjusts to different screen sizes and resolutions, ensuring a visually consistent experience across all devices. - Performance Optimized: Images added to the gallery are automatically optimized for web use to ensure they load quickly without compromising on quality. Notes: - The feature should be intuitive for users without any technical background. (http://background.support/) - S (http://background.support/)upport for multiple image formats (JPEG, PNG, GIF) is required. - Ensure that the gallery element is compatible with all major browsers and devices.