It has been discussed many times as far as I know but it just doesn't give me any peace. Currently there is the menu item "Settings" in Kirby. Variant 1 We rename this as already suggested here in "system" to express more clearly what this poi

This isn't a bug in Kirby (that's why it's here and not an issue in GitHub), it's just something confusing. I have a group of 50 pages, all unlisted. I also have a Pages field in which I've selected 3 of those 50 pages. When I call `$collection =

Add a toggle in a layout row menu to hide/show the row, similar to the toggle used to hide/show an individual block.

Similar to how a variety of class methods (example: pageMethods) can be added using plugins, add support for the recent Layout and Block classes: - layoutsMethods - layoutMethods - layoutcolumnMethods - blocksMethods - blockMethods Exa

The methods currently available for the $layout and $layoutcolumn objects make it easy to build a layout based on grid-template-columns: repeat(12, 1fr). (Or the equivalent flex/float version.) This type of layout uses classes on each cell to

Kirby 3.5.0 removed the dropdowns for hour/minute on a time field (or date field with time support). Some of our Panel users preferred the dropdown approach to time selection.

For example I created a spacer block which is a simple line field, and there is no reason to have an edit button because there is no field to edit.

Structure items are awesome and super flexible, with them you can build really different stuff, but when it comes to the panel, the table view makes them always look the same and not always are representative for the content. I keep thinking how coo

It will be great to have the possibilty to edit file information in the new drawer instead of having to "enter" the file and then fill the fields. For instance, when creating a gallery like in the attached image, adding a custom class to the file o

It would be useful to have collection methods in Kirby that are common in other implementations like JS and the Laravel collection. An example I need often would be reduce.

In our website, we have a bunch of empty .txt files for image metadata in our repo. Given that Kirby works perfectly without them - what's the point of having them? In a multi-language setup, they could really add up. Kirby could hold off creating

It would by useful if writer field (as well as text block in blocks field) allowed to easily add links to files. Similar to basic textarea field where user can choose from uploaded files or upload new file himself.