@Toby wrote: Does the Community Manager or Community Member control what goes into the card? Not at the moment. For control we need custom fields, that require contacting support to create them + some new code to handle them. .I will think about it later. @Toby wrote:  Did you need to ask to have it enabled or does Khoros have to do that for you? No, this is a completely custom modification: 1) Endpoint for card content 2) A bit of SCSS 3) JS in wrapper with event listener on mouseover + ajax to endpoint with user id P.S. I have tried reusing bootstrap tooltips and popovers, but without success. ... View more

@CyJervis , nothing special. I just made a custom component because we don't use(have?) support theme.(https://community.khoros.com/t5/Khoros-Community-Discussions/Floating-Profile-Cards/m-p/573947). ... View more

      <#assign userIDFromParam = http.request.parameters.name.get("id","") /> <#assign queryForUserBadges = "SELECT user_badges FROM users WHERE id='" + userIDFromParam + "'" /> <#assign userBadges = rest("2.0","/search?q=" + queryForUserBadges?url).data.items?first.user_badges.items/> <ul class="custom-hc-user-badge-list"> <#assign badgeCounter = 0 /> <#list userBadges?sort_by(['badge', 'awarded']) as badgeObj> <#if badgeObj.earned_date?? && badgeCounter < 5 > <li><img class="custom-hc-user-badge-image" title="${badgeObj.badge.title}" alt="${badgeObj.badge.title}" src="${badgeObj.badge.icon_url}"></li> <#assign badgeCounter++/> </#if> </#list> </ul>     I'm using this in endpoint, and call this markup from custom component which override one of non-contract component of message quilt. Endpoint returns list of earned bages sorted by rarity and limited to five   ... View more

I think teaser text renders with html.stripper.from.owasp.newOptionsBuilder.allowElement(String element); method or something similar. https://developer.khoros.com/khoroscommunitydevdocs/reference/utils-for-manipulating-and-stripping-html The utils.html.stripper.from.owasp.newOptionsBuild methods strip some HTML elements from third-party HTML while leaving other third-party HTML elements intact. The methods use the Java library provided from the OWASP Java HTML Sanitizer Project.   <#assign stripperOptions = utils.html.stripper.from.owasp.optionsBuilder.allowElement("p").build() /> ${utils.html.stripper.from.owasp.strip("<p>p tag will not be stripped</p><div>div tag will be stripped<div>", stripperOptions)}     So if <br> or other tags is not in allowElement() parameters - they will be stripped (except their content). As solution, yo can write your own component with parameters that you want. ... View more