CSS not available to Pro teams?

Feature Requests
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The addition of CSS is great as it can be used to plug holes in functionality such as hiding certain components for specific screen/device sizes. This will make the pages much more user friendly on mobile.

It’s very odd that the CSS feature is not available to businesses on the Pro pricing tier? Are there any plans to expand it to Pro users?

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… not … take Apps… but i heard… they will take it away too… but, don’t worry… i already have solutions for pages… i just don’t wanna mess with David too much…

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I believe this would provide a huge incentive for Starter subscribers to get onboard with Pro. And it adds no burden to system, servers, etc.

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4

I think their goal is to not appeal to B2C Apps, so if you want to use it for such, you’ll have to pay a lot. Also most B2C apps require a large amount of updates, which is provided in the Business Plan. CSS for the most part isnt a large focus for internal business apps as most users are forced to use the App their company created, whereas users on B2C can be turned off by poor UX or or on flip side, be attracted to use the app based on great design.

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5

Thanks for the insight. I understand Glide’s position on B2C apps. Basically it is we warned you, but you are welcomed to try at your own risk :grinning: But still, you can charge updates whichever way according to resource consumption, why not allow people the convenience if it costs nothing.

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We’re using the pages for internal business apps. Good UX and UI is still required for internal use. This makes using them easier and less frustrating for staff, saving time and increasing productivity.
Access to CSS for all “business” class pricing tiers would be the best thing.

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Yes, and everyone seems to forget about B2B. If I want your business to use my SAAS app, it better be appealing. And making the app in Pro just makes sense in those cases.

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Hi David

Is still pages been used for small businesses?

I mean for marketplace?or a online shop

9

Well, being developed for businesses, perhaps. So I need the features of Pro, but don’t need all the updates of Business Tier. Once a business adopts the app, they would, of course, be put on Business Tier.

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Check out this from @Gideon_Lahav_Busines. Could you see a “Pro” vs “Business” tier needing RTL?
RTL using CSS

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I wish this was for starter, this is a basic need for RTL future like this:

main {
  text-align: start;
  direction: rtl;
}

[class="mobile-tab-bar___StyledDiv2-sc-31qrn7-1 jzHsuz main-nav"] {
  text-align: start;
  direction: rtl;
}

[class="mobile-nav-bar___StyledDiv-sc-15t4b3x-2 isQoDT"]{
  text-align: start;
  direction: rtl;
}

.cBklgG {
  text-align: start;
  direction: rtl;
}


[class="sc-gsTCUz bvHOLJ card-collection-list___StyledGlideIcon-s6kvv4-14 jjKuvc arrow"] {
    transform: rotate(180deg);

}

[class="wire-button___StyledDiv-sc-1tlscdy-1 hDGVXA"] {
    transform: rotate(180deg);

}
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Exactly!