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Hi, builder.io is awesome, but I cannot find a way to use dynamic page in my content. I want to create link in a Rich Text that point to another page, or just want to create a NavBar. Currently I need to enter link by hand, this is counterproducti...

As a developer and an experience designer using a tool like Builder.io is amazing but there is always a learning curve for the individuals which aren't tech savvy to get into using the tool especially for the content managers especially if our cli...

The ability for content to be associated with each variant in a product box, so when a user clicks a variant, the thumbnail, price description, etc can update.

I often use full screen editing to adjust my designs to larger screen sizes. Sometimes things have to be adjusted and so I start editing elements and values in full screen mode. Of course not everything I do is correct the first time I try. Unfort...

Currently styles are inherited from the desktop view. Some designers prefer to start building with a mobile view first so it would be nice to have the option for style inheritance to go the reverse direction - tablet and desktop inheriting from mo...

There are many cases where you might want to know the model name for a given Builder content item JSON. For example, if you have a function that takes some kind of Builder content item as input, then formats links one way or another based on wheth...

I've been working with refs and symbols a lot and there are two behaviors of the content API that seem strange to me: You have to opt into includeRefs: true and noTraverse: false. The API doesn't recursively evaluate refs (https://github.com/Build...

The update showing which space you're in while inside of the Visual Editor was super helpful for orienting oneself when one has many spaces open. Can we take it one step further and also show which model you're in? Placing a second pill next to th...

The button block currently doesn't allow for child elements. I understand the reasoning: only inline elements can be children of `<button>`, so maybe it's easier just to prevent any children. However, a common use case is when you want to cr...