Changelog Components

The Changelog section allows you to design and manage the overall style and content of your changelog. Here's a detailed guide to help you set up and customize various components.

Overall Design

Design the overall style of your changelog to ensure it aligns with your brand and provides a consistent user experience.

Changelog Parameters

Customization Steps:

1. Behavior: Define how users can dismiss the changelog (e.g., click the cross).

2. Position: Set the position (left or right) of the changelog on the screen.

3. Language: Select a default language or let it adapt to the user's browser settings.

4. CTA Design: Customize CTA background, border, radius, position, text color, and font family.

Changelog CTA's Parameters

Navbar: Tabs Configuration

Configure the Navbar to allow users to switch between different sections of the changelog, such as viewing updates or submitting feedback.

Navbar Parameters

Customization Steps:

1. Tabs: Toggle the visibility of the 'Feed' and 'Request' tabs.

2. Content Management: Ensure the displayed tabs align with your user interaction goals.

Post Feed Page: Layout and Style

Arrange how posts are laid out on the feed page, defining the overall look and feel of the updated feed.

Feed Parameters

Customization Steps:

1. Post Color: Set the background color of the posts.

2. Shadow: Customize the shadow to add depth to the posts.

3. Radius: Adjust the corner radius for a rounded or sharp look.

4. Text Styles: Set the title and body text colors and font families.

5. Preview Options: Choose whether the post preview is collapsed or expanded by default.

6. Private Comments: Option to keep user feedback private, useful if the same Jimo project is shared among multiple clients.

Feedback Page: User Interaction

Craft a feedback page that encourages user interaction, making it easy for your community to share their thoughts and suggestions.

Feedback Parameters

Customization Steps:

1. Feedback Prompt: Customize the message encouraging users to share their feedback.

2. Anonymous Feedback: Toggle the option to allow anonymous submissions.

3. Message Customization: Edit the welcome and feedback messages to align with your brand voice.

Trigger Options: Display Conditions

Select how your changelog is displayed using various trigger options to ensure it appears at the right time for your users.

Trigger

Customization Steps:

1. Trigger Configuration: Go to the Trigger section in the Navigator.

2. Placement Options: Choose where and when the changelog should be shown to users.