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Add simple math formulas and excel functions in tables, and links between tables for updating global items from one location.
Is there a way to lock just the shape/ formatting of an object but still allow users to move it? We use circles/ tokens for voting, ranking in 2X2 evaluation matrix, etc. Our participants love the interactivity of it but the dots will sometimes resize in an attempt to drag and drop.
Summary:As a user of many Miroverse templates I would L😍VE to be informed when updates are made to boards I’ve used, or boards I’ve favourited. Use caseOften Miroverse creators update their templates (from just the small typo fixes to more noticeable improvements).As a Miroverse Consumer:It would be great to know if creators update the boards I’ve used or favourited so I can make sure I use the latest version next time. It would be preferable to understand what’s changed (like a changelog) so I can check it over before using the new versionAs a Miroverse creator:it would be nice to have control over whether or not to alert followers when I make updates (not me particularly, but some people are more inhibited by public announements and it may prevent them publishing changes).
Problem: For projects where I have a lot of boards (30+), it can take some scrolling to find the right board I’m looking for. Solution: I’d love to be able to decrease the size of the tiles so that i can see more tiles in the same screen.An alternative would be the ability to making subfolders which would more than help solve having so many boards in one project, but I know that’s a different (popular 😉) wishlist item.Example of an app I use that enables tile resizing in a way that’s useful and intuitive
User Case: I hold the same workshop to multiple clients. I develop this board in one place, this is sort of a master version of the workshop. For each client I then hold the workshop for, I copy paste the relevant frames and items I wish to include into a new board which I have added to that account and project. The problem is only that when I do, all links are still pointing to the master version board, and not the frames in the new board. As I may want to have 10 or maybe even 100 links in one board, it makes it impossible to use links because of this, at least in this way. A nice feature would be to make the links stay relational within each board. As far as I understand it, the links are today built up by /boardID/widgetID. So I guess what I would like is that if I paste a set of 20 frames into a new board, containing 100 links, the link with /boardID/ would be updated, replacing the origin board ID with the destination board ID. Sometimes I might want those links to stay static (stay linked to the original board), but as I see this as a less commong need, I would add a $ to those links, to say that the board or widget link should stay intact: Relational link (will change to the new board): https://miro.com/app/board/boardID/widgetID/ Static link (will stay pointed to original board): https://miro.com/app/board/$boardID/widgetID/ My current workaround to this today is to create a link grid as a template, or duplicate a whole board, and then remove unwanted frames, but both of these are rather hassly.
I am using Miro a lot to do self organized learning in my classes - using it as a backbone structure for different tasks and linking between elements (help, self-control...) but the link feature using tiny arrows in the top right corner of a shape is just a pain to navigate, especially on tablets. There is things like buttons in frames but they don't work that way. I wish the shape itself would work as a button by just clicking it.
Please can we have the ability to change the code block color style? This older plugin had that ability and would really help the readability of miro boards.https://github.com/GreenAsh/code-highlighterThanks :)
We have both SSO login and non-SSO login Miro users without our org. The current password requirements for non-SSO login users on Miro do not align with standard corporate security requirements (combination of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols, etc.), which can leave these accounts and company data vulnerable. That being said, there are two things that we’re looking for: Password complexity and stricter requirements Automatic password expiry after a set duration of time (e.g., every year), or the option to manually force password reset from enterprise settings
Ability as a user to have a basic colour pallette, or advanced colour pallette to use within MIRO. On the advanced side it would be great to have the basic colours and then all the variants to work within. This way people don’t have to be custom selecting all the time.Saw a great post on this from last year, but it goes even further. I was thinking just as a user to have the option of basic vs advanced: https://community.miro.com/wish-list-32/color-palette-management-1358
When using the wireframe library “Toggle” button (see screenshot, red border), is it correct that you can’t change the state by clicking the button itself? As far as I can see, it changes only when clicking on “State” and selecting “On/Off” there. But not by clicking itself. On the other hand, when using a “Radio Button” (blue border) I can click the Button itself to set the state “On/Off”. Is this an intended behaviour? Intuitively, a toggle button should be able to be toggled, right?
Just realized that when I want to add emojis or use tools from the “Tools button”, I need to open the tools menu every time, search for emojis or click on it every time. Would love to be able to pin tools to the side bar. See below how I imagine it. Pinned / Most recent / Frequently used tools.
It would be nice to have the option of grouping columns in a backlog and folding them out when needed so that, for example, old work packages can be folded into an archive.
We work in a technology backlog and quickly lose track of which work package is on which swimlane. So my suggestion would be to fix the titles of the swimlanes so that you can see them in every point of the table without having to scroll to the far left.Similar principle as in Excel (see attachment)
As a Miro user, I’d like to be able to select identical stickies so I can remove duplicates when I want to
Need the ability to “disable present” in the permission set that can be applied to types of participants, such as editors. The Problem: The prominent placement of the “Present” button in the upper right hand corner, has been leading virtual workshop participants to click on it. Which inadvertently launches a presentation, that every user gets a prompt to join, disrupting the flow of the workshop or design review. I’ve had serval virtual workshops and design reviews with 50-80 participants in a board, and multiple times in one session, someone clicks “present”. The problem may be in part it may be due to them thinking they are clicking the drop down carrot, when in fact they are clicking the “present” action button.
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