Feature Requests

GDScript is the language used natively by Godot. I'd like to write about Godot 4.0 on my blog and using GDScript to give examples would be great. It's not supported yet in syntax for code snippets in articles, it would be great to see it added.

Currently, the blogs are picked up directly from the root folder. I would like to configure a special directory for my blogs in my GitHub.

2 Days go i setup the github backup option and started writing blogs. and when i looked back in the repository today i found that only the text content was backedup. where none of the metadata / article cover as backed up. It would be great if we could have an option to backup #### Assets Article Cover Any other images that are uploaded to hashnode Custom OG Image ### Metadata Reactions & Count Published Date Total Views Post Slug.

Little padding and some rounded corner as a option for the cover images. Other wise looks ugly in dark mode: A little padding from the top bar area would look nice also.

please add auto image lightbox feature like medium, so that the images in the article can be zoomed in and seen more easily, like this :

Currently, GitHub backups push just the title and body of articles. You should consider backing up more info like tags and date as well, so all that info is available in the backup and the users do not have to add it manually again if they use GitHub repo as a source.

Per https://github.com/Hashnode/Hashnode-source-from-github-template : _Do note that maximum of 10 file changes are respected in one particular commit._ Is there a reason for this limit? One of the benefits of using a repository for articles is providing the ability to mark large-scale changes. If someone has 200 posts and needs to update something like a tag across all of them, it becomes a very manual and time-consuming process.

While scrolling through the blogs posts in mobile, one of the blog post's thumbnail image is going out of bounds of the parent container and causing UX discrepancy.

It’s possible to insert animated GIFs into a blog post the way you would insert any other image, and the GIF will appear as an animation while you are editing the post. In the published version of the article, however, the GIF appears frozen, with only the first frame of the animation showing. For reference, here is the animated GIF that I inserted:

It would be great to have the tags for centering the elements and putting some colored texts. For centering an element, we must be able to use the following tag: <center></center> For highlighting a particular text with some color, we must be able to do the following: [Highlight color="#25c2a0"]my text here[/Highlight] OR [text background="#25c2a0"]my text here[/text] We should also be able to change the color of the text like this: [text color="#25c2a0"]my text here[/text] Last but not least, we should have these examples in the "Guide" of the editor along with the new tags like <sup> that were introduced a few months back. I think these new tags would make the editor more powerful and give us some new possibilities.