Strict community guidelines and rules should be in place for users to follow while they participate in your embedded forum. They improve communication, avoid conflict, and prevent chaos from happening on your website for other users to see.
I was using Wix before. The lack of responsiveness was a problem. The fact that Webflow websites look amazing and are responsive, that is the reason I am willing to watch youtube videos and put in time to learn how to use Webflow.
I like the idea behind static site generators like Jekyll/Middleman/Hexo/Hugo etc. and I'm currently running my website using Middleman. Being new to web development in general, there is one thing about them that isn't clear to me: How can I embed a forum software like phpBB, MyBB, SMF, or Vanilla Forum into a page generated by a static generator framework? By embedding I mean: How to share things like a header/navbar/footer between the regular pages and the forum page.
The proper way to do this is to create a similar theme (as suggested in your question). However, you could try to read the header div and the footer div of the static site with PHP and echo them in your forum template. That would be more complicated to achieve, but completely DRY.
Which forum software are you using? sometimes it may be possible to embed the forum, but my suggestion would be to either convert your entire site + forum to some other CMS rather than using Iframe because a user wont be able to link to individual posts.
You may be able to modify the template on the fly before it gets embedded into the iframe. This will require some link rewriting. Its effectively adding a proxy between your iframe and the forum. This is what I consider to be medium difficulty. The advantage here is that security updates dont break your modifications.
Access your Forum usage statistics to analyze number of posts and replies broken down by month. We store statistics for you going years back, so you can monitor the growth of your forums and how active they are.
From buying a domain and building a website, to adding interactive features like a message board, contact form, guestbook or poll, Bravenet provides all the web tools you need. Bravenet provides the promotion and marketing tools you need to establish a successful, high-quality, business or personal, internet presence.
I would like to create a folder or a page allowing me to propose a thematic exchange forum to my visitors (possibly with a prior registration request).
Have you found a way to do that?
Is it possible to plug such a solution from a third party site (ie. zapier or an open source / free solution easy to implement)?
Follow what Squarespace did when they created this forum - use a third party solution like Invision Community, Discourse or Flarum. You can use your website's domain name (just like Squarespace did) and it will appear to be running on the same website.
Anyone can set up one of these using their website domain name. Coding isn't necessary unless you need to customise it beyond the built-in settings (very much like Squarespace). They'll provide instructions to help you add some domain name entries so that your forum can be forum.your-domain-name.com whilst your Squarespace website is www.your-domain-name.com.
I'm looking for something like these too. Maybe more like a forum with badges, topics, profiles etc. I've contacted SQSPC support and they told me they don't have this feature currently but might develop it soon, it's on the dev's list... I've found tools like Vanilla Forum, HiveBrite & POWR that seem to have the features I want and are easily integrated in my squarespace website. Haven't used them yet though, so if anyone has experience with these I'd love to hear! :)
I have a website where I want to give users access to run my workflow with their own inputs? Where can I learn more about this and how to accomplish this? Is there a price for this too? Thank you in advance
Through KNIME Server you can deploy your workflows as data apps that consumers can interact with directly with their own inputs. These data apps can be embedded into your website or through the KNIME Web Portal.
Business owners are constantly looking for ways to engage their customers and their target audience. Social media has made it easier by increasing our interconnectedness but discussions tend to get diluted in a sea of online chatter covering a wide range of topics. Aside from being at the mercy of a third-party provider that can filter out your message or somehow affect how much exposure your brand is getting, it can be difficult to get your message across in all that social media noise. Even in this day and age, forums remain a tried and tested method for driving meaningful conversations and engaging your target market.
Forums are online message boards that facilitate the exchange of information within a group of like-minded individuals. They tend to specialize in different niche topics. For instance, a mommy forum will probably cover topics such as childcare, home improvement or even wellness for women. Adding a forum to your Strikingly website is one of the most effective ways to attract an engaged audience and interact with potential customers. Not only is it great for marketing and brand building but it can also be a good source of ideas for product research and development.
Themes and forum designs should give your target audience a sense of community. What sort of subjects or topics are important to your audience? Create categories for these topics and start discussion threads to enable users to participate in conversations that affect them.
People have to be aware that your forum exists for it to be effective. You will need to attract as many members as possible so you need to craft a digital marketing strategy to this end. Use your social media pages, newsletters and other profiles to promote your forums and encourage people to participate.
My guess is that you are listing the wrong domain, it is possible that wix uses a different domain than the top one for embedding iframes. Let me know which domains you have embedded and ideally a link to the website (or a test version of the website).
Hi, sorry for the the absence. But i have tried with a dummy website that has the generic wix domain and it works fine. But when i tried it with my own custom domain it does not work at all. This is the dummy website
Hi, I currently have a free sketchfab account and have uploaded my model onto it. I only want to add annotations to my model using sketchfab and was wondering if I could download my model afterwards and use it? or embed it onto my website straight after? are these options free? I am a student and it is for a project, not a public website which will actually be used.
Hi, thank you for your kind reply!
I would like the geopoints I collect through the forms to be displayed on a dynamic map and this map I would like to have it on my website. Is it possible? And how I can do it.
Thank you in advance.
Ah, this might be related to access restrictions based up on your user level.
The forum hides some features until your account is proven to be managed by a human. sorry for the confusion.
Would you mind posting your screen here?
I just added the plug in to my wordpress site. Any suggestions on how I can customize the look and feel. Would I need to edit my wordpress site or spreadshop via partner area? Specifically:
-setting same fonts on wordpress and shop
-persistent shopping cart
-dealing with two headers (spreadshop has Cart search and logo then I have the main header of my website above it which looks weird)
With my website, Own Islands, when i have changed code for embed after the embed have been displayed on Discord, he have changed when i have reposted the link (the new, not the old). So, I think you have this problem only with the old embed and he is not a problem for new embed.
I am running FB and IG paid ads that direct the client to my website landing page and from there to your check out link to purchase my programs. This is quite an indirect way of doing so. Is there a way i can sell the program directly from my website landing page as opposed to having to redirect them to your checkout page? Having a third party (trainerize) as the final landing page makes it hard to build that trust in my product with potential leads/clients/sales. Less clicks is best. so would it be possible to white label trainerize as my own in order to skip that additional click and offer the trainerize experience as my own? let me know. Any other coaches out there experiencing a similar issue? I really enjoy trainerize and have been using its services for over five years..
Hi Spine team,
This is so incredibly awesome. For me especially. I'd like to show working versions of my animations on my portfolio-website and this is exactly what I expected to see ?
I know you guys/girls are busy with a better export-functionality of the html-webplayer thingy, but I still do have some notes/questions you might have an answer to or take a look at:
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