Hi @Erica, as I mentioned in the update thread, this just isnāt working as itās supposed to. My publicly shared lists still appear as fully expanded every time, even after I check the āShare as collapsedā option and even though the #collapse instruction is included in the public link. Color theme switching via the public link does work, but collapse/expand all does not work.
Thank you for this improvement and for working on this!
A few notes:
The āCopy linkā button doesnāt work on my side (Firefox)
The URL parameters disappear on page load (I believe thatās intentional and they simply act as a shortcut). This can be an issue if the users save that URL for future visits, in which case they will land on the all-expanded document. It will do the trick in embedded views though!
Looking forward to the same feature in the desktop app
Iām happy to report that this has now been fixed! It definitely wasnāt working like itās supposed to 10 days ago when I contributed to this thread previously. So many thanks, @Erica and/or @Shida!
The āCopy linkā does work for me in Chrome on desktop. @LCMX, you might perhaps try clicking the button again in Firefox? I seem to remember the button isnāt always ideally responsive in Chrome, either. Perhaps that was a temporary glitch in your Firefox?
I would welcome the addition of this feature to mobile apps, too.
As to the disappearing parameters upon page (re)load, my solution (which I would have employed in any case) is to create custom shortcut URLs (so the Dynalist link including its parameters is hidden, anyway); I own several shortcut domains for that purpose (in addition to using the publicly available bit.ly). Naturally, the end user might still go ahead and bookmark the Dynalist link (without the parameters) instead⦠well, I guess thereās no easy way to prevent that from my side. It might be a better solution if URL parameters were retained upon page (re)load.
Finally, I would welcome the option to fine-tune and customize this functionality even further, as suggested in my post from 30 April above. Thank you.