Thats what some of the side bar options are now doing, like spacing etc, itās all BS5 stuff. I feel thats a bit muddly though since it was implemented. Because some elements can has say a margin bottom applied (like a heading), but the spacing showing nothing, because its a class that gets added to the element.
So it would be a massive UI redesign, and a lot of work thinking through the UX.
I think Blocs is in a good place already; thereās no need to make revolutionary changes (aside from things like typography setup, icons, CMS, animations, etc 
, but it is for Blocs 6 and beyond, not the topic of this thread).
As for learning CSS, Bootstrap, or whatever code there is, whether itās low, medium, or high , let me explain what I mean with my Google Translate analogy.
Imagine an English-speaking person, who wants to say āhelloā in Spanish. They write āHelloā in Google Translate, and it gives them the response āHolaā. This person didnāt know this word. āHolaā is like the āpe-noneā class here. If the user knew that they could just add this class to say hello, wouldnāt they just say āHolaā without using Google Translate?
Now, imagine a person who learned on some forum that to fix the problem they have, they need to set the pointer events to none. They find āPointer Eventsā in the UI and select āNoneā from the dropdown list of options, while Blocs does the adding the pe-none or required css without user knowing about it.
Learning code is good, nobody argues against it, but there would be no point for an app like Blocs, if we just ask the user to learn all of the possible CSS/Bootstrap classes. I want to learn all the possible classes and coding tricks or whatever, and be able to apply them without writing a line of code in Blocs.
I agree with much of this, but my reason for using Blocs is standard adherence and speedānot simplicity. My limited resource is time. I have numerous software interests where the manuals literally are 1000s of pages (Blender, DaVinci Resolve, Swift+SwiftUIā¦). The win for me using Blocs plus Eldarās āMinimalistā is that I feel I get a reliable up-to-date solution that I donāt need to micro manage.
I keep thinking to myself that pitching Blocs as an āso easy to use, even an idiot can build a webpageā is a brain fart. If Blocs does indeed allow ādummies (as it were)ā to build websites, youāll end up withā¦ you guessed it: websites that were built by ādummiesā. And theyāll look and feel like it, too. Thatās the real problem. I donāt think you need to be āpassionate about codeā to build a website, but I think that to get a functional, attractive end product it takes WAY more that just having a tool that lets you drag a few modules around and hit publish. Coder, or non coderāexpect to put in the same about of time and effort, to get to the needed level.
I know you can start with a template and with a few changes upload something that looks like āyourā homepage. But to me, thatās more an illusion than anything else and people shouldnāt be fooled by it.
I donāt intend to be discouraging at all. Itās just that publishing to the internet while keeping all the ducks in a row, takes some skill and effort.
Css grid manipulation as Webflow does
āSubjectā as a formfield would be great.
two-click solution for YouTube iframes (GDPR)
GitHub - 01-Scripts/2Click-Iframe-Privacy: Einfaches JavaScript um eine 2-Klick-Lƶsung fĆ¼r beliebige per IFrame eingebettete Inhalte zu aktivieren (z.B. Youtube, Google-Maps, Google Calendar etc.) - Kein Framework nƶtig!
A template like this (shorthand storytelling): Zwischen Krimi und Kult
The active link color, which I have stored in the project settings, works on desktop for the main menu but not for the submenu. It is overwritten by the following code in the all.css file:
dropdown-menu .nav-link{
color: rgba(0,0,0,0.6)!important;}
If I delete this after export manually, the active menu item is displayed in the active link color in the submenu, otherwise not.
Is there another solution?
Hey, @WeatherguyNH.
I will be right in the eye and you didnāt warn me? 
Iāll need to build a weather Bric. 
Jerry:
I think the problem is none of the maps I look at daily really cover your part of the world. I see Peteās and Normās weather every day, but not yours.
Will have to make an effort to keep an eye out.
In the meantime, do not āVentureā out into the open sea.
WEATHER NEWS FOR MAURITIUS ISSUED AT 1630 HOURS ON FRIDAY 12 JANUARY 2024.
GENERAL SITUATION:
1)The tropical disturbance evolving almost to the north of St Brandon at about 450 km has intensified into a tropical depression. It is moving towards the south west at about 15 km/h and is evolving in a region which is favourable for further intensification.
2)The active clouds associated with the external bands of the system will influence the local weather as from tomorrow afternoon.
FORECAST FOR THE NEXT 24 HOURS:
Rather cloudy tonight with showers mainly over the Eastern half of the island, to the South and over the central plateau. The showers will be temporarily moderate.
The minimum temperature will vary between 20 and 22 degrees Celsius over the central plateau and between 24 and 26 degrees Celsius over the coastal regions.
Showers are still expected tomorrow morning, especially over the northern half of the island and over the central plateau. These showers will become gradually more frequent with thunderstorms during the day.
The maximum temperature will vary between 26 and 28 degrees Celsius over the central plateau and between 30 and 32 degrees Celsius along the coasts.
Wind South-Easterly at 20 km/h, strengthening tomorrow with gusts reaching 50 km/h.
Sea moderate beyond the reefs with South-Westerly swells of the order of 2 metres, becoming gradually rough as from tomorrow.
Ventures in the open seas are not advised as from tomorrow.
Rich the Weather Guy
Please add more styling/ customisation functionality to the ābuilt inā carousel bric from within the Inspector side panel; including size, colour and positioning of navigation elements (especially position outside of image). I believe navigation colour/ size can be edited with custom classes, but ādirect accessā to this functionality would be very much appreciated. Thanks.
Love to see many more breakpoint preview options in both portrait and landscape mode and some form of update to Solis please.
After using Blocs heavily for the last 6 weeks, my requests fall into three bucketsā¦
1. PKG based documents
Although todayās monolithic plist based one works fine, thereās lots of side issues that popup as a result. The first is that the current file format isnāt optimized for anyone using a VCS as the plist document commingles text with blobs of data. Additionally, merge/delta tools wonāt open the document files due to this issue. Personally I like to review all the changes before making any commits to make sure thereās nothing awry. Now mind you Blocs isnāt and IDE, but catching say a typo or other cosmetic change would be useful before a commit. Additionally by breaking the save file down into a PKG, this would play a bit nicer with various VCSes as the current file is seen in the same respective as a binary file hence no incremental changes or subpath only changes.
2. Asset Manager Based Upon a Finder Folder
Right now the Asset Manager is using embedded assets in the plist document format. Therefore in itās current from, from what I can see, thereās no way to open a Finder folder with all your local assets. Theoretically you could skip #1 above and instead change the Asset Manager to point to a folder instead, but it would be more helpful to keep everything together within a PKG file (e.g. think of the funky edge cases where someone might use a folder on say Dropbox, iCloud Drive, etc.). The root cause for this request is that Iād like to be able to access an actual folder of the images to add or remove assets, and have the Asset Manager automatically pick up the changes. As it stands right now, itās a bit of a PITA to drag-and-drop into the Asset Manager window as it hides itself when Blocs goes into the background. To get this to work I need to start a drag from the Finder, CMD+Tab back to Blocs so that the Asset Manager window reappears, then drop the files. If I had a single folder of assets on my system, Iām sure the + symbol could be my friend, but alas I have a couple of different folders of assets Iām utilizing, hence the heavy Finder workflow here.
3. Internal Crash Reporter
It could be really helpful to get an automatic crash reporter baked into Blocs for the times when things donāt necessarily go as planned.
Updated: Includes more info in #2.
I forgot one and although three were requested, Iām going to push the envelope a bit and give you a fourth. 
4. Add Private Key Authentication to Publishing
I would LOVE to use the internal Publish capability within Blocs, but canāt as my server uses Private Key authentication instead of passwords. Of course the workaround is to enable password authentication, but this would degrade the security of my server.
Code editor that can show the code behind any selected element. And same for any class. Click and view the code
Edit the code even.
Already available:
Pro tip: duplicate Blocs.app, and youāre able to open 2 projects at the same time with each app. Still copy paste between projects is a bit limited.
