It would be helpful to have an active-user indicator that shows when another team member is currently viewing or editing a page. Right now, it can be difficult to tell when multiple users are working on the same page, which can lead to overlapping edits or conflicting changes. WordPress, Elementor, and other site builders offer similar functionality, and having this visibility would make collaboration much easier.
Hi @Seller 17 Thanks for the suggestion! We agree that an active-user indicator would improve collaboration and help prevent conflicting edits. We’ll add this to our backlog and consider it for a future release. In the meantime, we recommend manually clicking the Save button when editing a page in GemPages. This will create a version history for the page, so if someone overwrites your work, you can restore it from the version history. Currently, version history supports up to 50 versions on the Build plan with higher limits available on higher-tier plans. You can read more details here: https:
Hi @Seller 17 Thanks for the suggestion! We agree that an active-user indicator would improve collaboration and help prevent conflicting edits. We’ll add this to our backlog and consider it for a future release. In the meantime, we recommend manually clicking the Save button when editing a page in GemPages. This will create a version history for the page, so if someone overwrites your work, you can restore it from the version history. Currently, version history supports up to 50 versions on the Build plan with higher limits available on higher-tier plans. You can read more details here: https://help.gempages.net/articles/auto-save-and-version-history Have a nice day, Lucas
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Hi @Seller 5 Could you clarify what issue you're seeing here? Lucas
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