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When pasting markdown in a miro doc on a miro board, the code blocks are always formatted as inline code (eg as if it was ``) instead of code blocks (fenced blocks ```). It be great if it could parse and paste those correctly saving me the time to go back and have to re-format it myself.For context, I use this to paste notes from cursor into miro, so it's a key part of my workflow, and it's adding a lot of drag.to reproduce copy the content of a markdon file - example here and in screenshot---- # HelloWorld```typescriptfunction helloWorld() {return "Hello World";}```---- When you paste into a document in miro and it shows as inline code and not a code block - see other screenshot here.ideally it would look like this instead To clarify - this issue is when copying the rendered markdown preview in cursor (as a way to keep the formatting) - if copy the raw markdown file then it just pastes the raw markdown text without formatting.
DescriptionI would like the ability to fully manage my personal Sidekicks — especially to delete those I no longer need.At the moment, on Business plans, personal Sidekicks can be created and used, but there is no option to delete or manage them afterwards. The Sidekick management module is not available on Business plans, and centralized management is currently limited to Education and Enterprise tiers during the beta phase.Having a simple way to manage (rename, archive, delete) personal Sidekicks would help users keep their workspace clean and organized, especially when experimenting with Sidekick creation.Why it matters Keeps the toolbox clean and relevant Avoids clutter when testing new Sidekicks Aligns Business plans with user expectations for basic personal asset management Improves overall user experience and governance RequestPlease consider adding the option to delete and manage personal Sidekicks directly from the Sidekick menu.Thank you!
I am trying to use check boxes in Miro. Currently I need to right click on the check box and then click to tick or not. So it means two clicks in order to use the check box and it is not convenient. Can you please improve it by using checkbox with one click. This problem is also exists in radio button, on/off switches also
I have to spend hours opening up boards one by one to see if they are empty and safe to delete. I should be able to see if boards are empty from the dashboard without having to open them one by one.
Frames are fantastic tool to help users focus and navigate between specific areas of a large Miro board.Howevever. their titles and frames often distract users and detract from the visual esthetic of the Miro board. Miro already allows the ability to set the fill color of Frames to transparent/no color. Similarly, it would be useful to have two additional options for Frames:Hide Title Hide borderThis is a feature that gets asked for over and over again, so it is probably time you it was prioritized. 😉Hide Frame Titleshttps://community.miro.com/ask-the-community-45/hide-frame-titles-1165
Dear Miro Team 👋we have a major wish regarding team admin permissions on the Enterprise plan.Currently, Team Admins can edit team settings, which leads to recurring issues, as company-defined configurations are changed locally instead of being governed centrally.From an Enterprise perspective, we would like a clear separation of responsibilities: Company Admins retain full control over team settings and governance. Team Admins are limited to user management within their own team (e.g. adding or removing members). What we explicitly want to avoid is granting Team Admins access to the Admin Console or broader admin roles.It would therefore be extremely valuable to remove or restrict the “Edit team settings” permission for Team Admins, keeping their role focused on local team user management only.This would significantly improve governance, consistency, and reduce unintended configuration changes.Best regards
Dear folks, can an Admin see all boards from all teams in one view? That would help do some maintenance work, like selecting ALL Boards that are older than one year, for example, and delete them.BestRavid
In the construction industry, PDFs are the core format for exchanging information, which makes reading and reviewing PDF documents one of the most important and routine tasks in project management. PDFs are a huge part of everyday work, whether for drawings or documents. The ability to upload documents into Miro and add comments there is great, but unfortunately it is not enough.Not everyone uses Miro. For Miro to be a truly functional tool in this context, it is essential that the results created in Miro can be easily viewed and used by people who do not work with Miro. I love Miro and creating results with it is remarkable. But its somehow hard to export those things created on the Board. Miro ist great at improting it all on one board and create an overview and bringing it all together and i use it everyday for that. But it somehow can feels like the results are “traped” on the board. It would be extremely helpful if I could upload a PDF into Miro, edit it there, add my comments or sketches and so on and then export the edited PDF again with one click. Just like any other PDF Editor.There are some workarounds, such as creating a frame for each page and then recombining the individual pages externally, but this is far too cumbersome to be practical in everyday work, there things results need to be archived and distributed quickly. It would be much more useful if I could export the annotated PDF with a single click and send or archive it directly. This would make it much easier to create results, share insights and information.
Sidekicks do not support creating connector lines between objects from prompts.Sidekick: “I can't create connector lines between objects—it's not in my current toolset. I can only create sticky notes, diagrams, mind maps, tables, prototypes, slides, documents, and images.”Prompt: Create a sticky note with text “Feature” and a sticky note with text “Benefit” and join with a connector line.Please add Connector Lines to the Sidekick Toolset to unlock many use cases.PS. Submitted as Other so I suggest you add Sidekicks, Flows and Prototypes to the Product Area list for future submissions. 😊
In a complex diagram with many jumps, layering the lines correctly to get consistent looking jump points becomes a challenge. I would like the option to control each line jump point and choose which line jumps at that specific jump point instead of relying on which line is backward or forward.
I am leaving my company today and spending so much time transferring ownership of my boards., one at a time.This is crazy! If I don’t transfer one years worth of boards, they will be lost to the organization. These are valuable boards that need to remain with the organization.Rules should be created where team boards are owned by the team not specific individuals.To accommodate people who want to create personal boards, then allow private ownership.
Our team would like to use Miro to diagram flows. Compared to Draw.io, when embedded, the entire workflow is displayed. On Miro, the feature allows a user to zoom in and out; I’d like an option to disable zoom and scroll from the frame so a user will only see the intended frame.
I am excited to see a Table widget! I know it is in Beta, but I immediately ran into a limitation which made it unusable for me:Bulleting/Outline formatting does not work within the "Description" field/cell.
Dear Miro team, I am working a lot with tables and to be able to efficiently assign tasks to different owners, it would be great to be able to drag and drop the people out of the people widget into a column in a table, which I have set to field type “person” or “assignee” (like it is possible for simple task items outside of tables).This would save a lot of time in assigning owners. Best wishes,Sophie
May we, PLEASE, keep the superstar sticker! Pretty, pretty, please.
I would like to be able turn off the display for the following fields on Jira cards. Assignee, Issue Type, Issue Key, Status & Priority They are greyed out and making my cards busier than they need to be.
The idea is simple: A mind map node could be converted into a Sticky Note, Card, Shape, or Text.Use CaseA mind map is used during a brainstorming session One or more of the nodes will be actioned on The nodes could be copied and then converted into a Card for placement in a Kanban framework (and likely converted to a Jira issue using the Jira Cards app).Previously, @Yash‘s Cardsy web-plugin could duplicate a mind map node to a Card - this was brilliant and did exactly what I am trying to accomplish right now! Unfortunately, when Web SDK 2.0 was released, it broke mind map support in Cardsy as 2.0 does not currently support CRUD for mind maps.ImplementationAdd Mind Maps to the Switch Type action. If this was in place, I could duplicate a mind map node and then switch it to a Card.--@Yash: I did notice that CRUD MindMap has been marked IN PROGRESS in the Miro Developer Platform Roadmap, so let’s hope it is implemented soon!
As a Agile Coach who facilitates workshops, meetings, and runs training sessions I want flippable cards, where text, backgrounds, images, etc. are editable on each side independently so that I can simulate playing cards, flash cards, index cards, planning poker, delegation poker, moving motivators, etc. cards This could also be beneficial for people looking to run other types of games in Miro as well MVP: can create a flippable card can customize each side can ‘play’ card one direction and then flip it to see the other side Large Feature AC: easily create multiple cards of the same size and shape ability to create set of cards with one side (the ‘back’ of the card) the same text/image/etc. cards can be organized into ‘decks’ or ‘packs’ cards can be ‘shuffled’ cards can be dealt face down or face up ability to look at ‘private hand’ of the cards and sort, organize, etc
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