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Native Event Access in "Run JavaScript" Interactions

It would be great having feature that exposes the native browser event object within Replo’s On Click β†’ Run JavaScript interactions to allow developers to access critical data like event.target. Currently, because this object is inaccessible, users struggle to isolate JavaScript actions when a page contains multiple identical or duplicated sections, such as in A/B testing scenarios. By allowing the script to identify exactly which element was clicked, developers could use simple logic like.closest() to ensure actions are "siloed" to the correct container, preventing accidental triggers in hidden or duplicated sections. Implementing this change would eliminate the need for cumbersome global event listeners in Custom HTML blocks and enable the creation of truly portable, "smart" components that function reliably regardless of where they are placed on a page.

An Anonymous User 2 months ago

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Reviewed

Section Preview Thumbnails for Easier Page Building

Feature Request: Section Preview Thumbnails for Easier Page Building Summary: When adding prebuilt sections to a page in Replo, the interface currently displays them as blank gray boxes. This makes it nearly impossible to tell which section is which without opening and inspecting each one individually. A visual preview system would make section management far more intuitive and help teams use Replo as intendedβ€”with reusable sections that promote consistency. Problem Context Our team is leaning heavily on reusable sections to maintain design consistency and speed up production. However, once these sections are added to a page, every one of them appears as a generic gray placeholder. This creates several challenges: It’s difficult to identify which section is which at a glance Reordering or editing becomes trial and error Team members hesitate to use sections because they lose visual context Pages end up cluttered with unrecognizable blocks, slowing down workflows The irony is that sections are exactly what we should be using to stay consistentβ€”but the current UX makes that process cumbersome and confusing. Feature Proposal Add a visual preview thumbnail or static snapshot of each section when placed in a page. Ideally: Static Thumbnail Preview: Display a scaled-down snapshot of the section’s layout or content (even a cached image would work). Click to Edit Prompt: If a user tries to interact directly with the preview, prompt them to β€œOpen this section in a new tab/window” for editing. Return to Context: After editing, allow them to close the section and return directly to the original page without losing their place. This would make navigation between sections far more intuitive and prevent users from getting lost in nested editing views. Expected Impact Significantly faster page assembly and editing Greater adoption of reusable sections and consistency across pages Reduced confusion and fewer accidental edits to the wrong section More confidence for non-design contributors to use sections correctly Closing Thoughts Replo’s section-based workflow has huge potential for scalable design, but without visual previews, it’s hard to manage pages at scale. Adding section thumbnails or previews would transform usability for teams managing multiple products and pages simultaneously.

An Anonymous User 4 months ago

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Reviewed

Live Presence Indicators (See Who’s in the Page/Section)

Feature Request: Live Presence Indicators (See Who’s in the Page/Section) Summary: Our team is frequently running into file conflict issues when multiple people are editing the same page in Replo. We’d love a live collaboration feature that shows who is currently active in a file (and ideally, which section they’re in). Problem Context We often have multiple team members working on different parts of the same pageβ€”especially during campaign launches. Currently, Replo only alerts us after someone has started editing that a conflict exists. This usually happens too late, resulting in: Lost work when someone tries to publish or save changes Overwritten edits from teammates working in parallel Extra coordination overhead as we ping people in Slack to ask, β€œWho’s in the file right now?” This manual process slows us down, adds friction, and introduces unnecessary risk during time-sensitive updates. Feature Proposal Introduce real-time presence and edit indicators similar to what’s standard in tools like Figma, Notion, or Google Docs: Active User Presence: Show avatars or initials of who’s currently viewing or editing the file (and ideally, which section or component they’re in). Edit Lock or Soft Lock: Optional setting to prevent simultaneous edits in the same area, reducing merge conflicts. Notifications: Gentle warning if someone else begins editing while another user is still active in the file. Activity Log (optional): Simple list of recent edits or saves for accountability and version tracking. Expected Impact Prevent lost work and overlapping edits Increase transparency and trust across teams Reduce coordination overhead in Slack or other channels Make collaborative page building smoother and faster Closing Thoughts Replo has become an essential tool for our ecommerce workflow, but as our team and output scale, the lack of visibility into who’s working in a file has become a real blocker. Adding live presence and edit visibility would make collaboration far more efficient and reliable for growing teams.

An Anonymous User 4 months ago

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Organize Color Styles (Folders or Grouping)

It would be incredibly helpful to have a way to organize color styles within Replo β€” whether through folders, grouping, or collapsible sections. Right now, all color styles appear in a single, ungrouped list. This becomes difficult to manage when multiple design systems, product lines, or campaigns are in play. Without organization, teams either: Avoid using color styles to prevent mix-ups, or Spend time manually renaming and reassigning colors to keep things straight. Having a system for grouping (like Base/Primary, BrandA/Accent, Archived/...) would make it much easier to: Maintain clarity across different brands or campaigns. Prevent style overlap and confusion. Keep design systems scalable as projects grow. Even lightweight groupingβ€”like nested naming, collapsible sections, or filtersβ€”would significantly improve usability. Would love to see this considered for a future update! Thanks, Lo

An Anonymous User 4 months ago

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