Featured Lists

[nolo (Manuel)]

You can set a custom class name for each list in the editor. Use this class to target your list in the context where you want to hide it.

[Misha_Joshi]

Were you able to find a solution for this?

[nolo (Manuel)]

@Misha_Joshi featuring a list of categories is a separate use case. You can handle this with a dedicated component like Featured Categories Header.

[Stephane_Roy]

Hello

I’m experiencing a display bug in the Featured Lists view
(the bug doesn’t appear in the Lastest view that Featured Lists replicates on the homepage)

FYI, the presentation of topics is modified by Discourse Topic Cards.

Site web:

Forums FFJdR

Thanks for this feature

[nolo (Manuel)]

Thanks for the report. I needed to update the Topic List component to the new glimmer one.

Should work again now, though I’m moving my components to GitLab. The updated version is at Manuel Kostka / Discourse / Components / Featured Lists · GitLab. Will also update the op.

[Aurora]

I use Topic Cards but I don’t want it to be implemented in connection with Featured lists. How can I do that?

[Gurreo_Henry]

Hi, it looks pretty great! But you could improve that featured list more to make it smoother, cleaner, and easier to set up for new users. And you’re doing a good job, just keep going.

[nolo (Manuel)]

@Aurora

I use Topic Cards but I don’t want it to be implemented in connection with Featured lists. How can I do that?

This component uses the default topic list styling, so it’ll pick up whatever changes you make with other components. No way to change your default style, unfortunately!

@Gurreo_Henry

But you could improve that featured list more to make it smoother, cleaner, and easier to set up for new users.

Yeah, I know it is quite a technical component. I designed it primarily as a flexible tool that lets me create lots of different design variations, rather than something that’s plug-and-play ready.