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I would love the ability to group things to mind map nodes. I have a giant tree of ideas, and if I could attach photos to the leaf nodes it would make it much more accessible. I can add photos and stickies now, but of course they remain in place when I move the node they are describing. I wouldn’t need the mind-map code to organize its spacing based on grouped items, I can do that myself, but just having the ability to attach items to a mind-map node would open up a whole new way of using the feature. for your consideration, Thanks ! Patrick
You should absolutely be able to do this. If you’re working with a bunch of frames that are closely grouped together, you should be able to zoom out while you’re dragging one to make it easier to reposition them. Please Miro. Please add this feature.
because we must currently provide edit access to users for them to interact and add text to objects on a board frame.My current example is below, this board looks much less put together than it did when I first allowed 100 users in for an interactive workshop.I forgot to lock down a frame and immediately folks had things moved all over the place. There should be a contributor permission that allows folks to only add text to existing objects OR the Lock feature should not lock users from adding text to the locked object.
It would be great if there was a way to create automatic numbering within the frames in headers and footers. Having had to update headers and footer numbers for 63 slides is a doozy and I think it would be nice to have a feature like this to make it more user friendly if you are using MIRO as a presentation tool instead of a collaborative tool. Thanks.
It would be nice, if you were able to add a list of words (divided by a comma or something else) to create a lot of stickies. ATM I have a list of words but need to put them somehow to cells to be able to to do that.Even if you need an Asterix/Tilde/Underscore instead of a komma to divide the words, you would only need to do a find and replace. kthx
I import data from spreadsheets and turn it into stickies. Sometimes I’ll have participants who fill out certain questions but skip others. This means that when I’m copying the data from the spreadsheet, sometimes I’m copying over empty rows which turn into empty stickies when pasted. I’d love to be able to bulk delete the blank stickies or only paste in the content that has text, not the blank boxes!
Hey team, I'm currently dealing with a massive, messy board that has hundreds of frames and cards. I need to find specific outdated project tags and replace them with new ones. Miro's standard search tool only points to where the text is, but it doesn't allow editing. What is your workflow for bulk text replacement on huge boards? Are there any clean workarounds?
For this idea, I will try to express only the need and leave the "how". It often happens to me to arrive in front of a finely prepared board, with elements grouped, blocked, and well placed. And here is the drama. A error. A typo.It's always complicated to go and correct it. I would like a simple way to access these texts to correct them without ungrouping everything to block, risk moving, correcting, ... and putting everything back in order.
How is this not a feature yet? Every Miro competitor I’ve used has this. It is enough to keep me from using Miro entirely. When will this be available?
I want to be able to add other fields on the Azure cards, like Iteration or Target date. We use Miro for syncing dependencies between teams and ARTs, and then it’s handy to see the handshaked sprint or time on the card without opening each work item in AzureDevOps.
Miro has gained popularity across the globe, and it's essential to cater to diverse user groups, including those who use Right-to-Left (RTL) languages like Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, and Urdu. Rationale:Inclusivity: By not having RTL support, a significant portion of the global population might feel neglected or underserved. Usability: Proper RTL support ensures that the content looks and feels natural to the native speakers of RTL languages. It can improve the overall user experience and make Miro more user-friendly for those populations. Market Expansion: Catering to these languages can potentially open up newer markets and user bases for Miro.Implementation Suggestions:Text Alignment: Enable text alignment options that allow users to switch between LTR and RTL modes. UI Adaptation: Consider mirroring the interface when RTL mode is activated to ensure a consistent and intuitive user experience. Font Support: Ensure that the platform supports fonts that are optimized for RTL languages.
Similar to Powerpoint, an option to select an image and reduce the filesize of it. When taking screenshots of games for a flow they don’t need to be 4K images, a simple option to reduce their size would be great.
Good morning Miro Community,today I was wondering if you consider integrating Microsoft Planner with the Miro Planner?I know this topic was already discussed 3 years ago and it seems to have lost traction with your development team. I would like to push this topic once again to the desk as I believe this is something that will provide great value to many organizations that are working with Microsoft 365.Just to give you an example: With our innovation team we are planning backlogs with several teams pre-development in Microsoft Planner. JIRA on the other hand is best used during development. But as Miro is a lot focused on the planning phase of products I believe an integration of other backlog planning tools like MS Planner would be a great addition to your product. I am looking forward to hear the voices of the community about this feature request and also the opinion from your development team at Miro :). Have a great week ahead,Sebastian
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