ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Khoros Communities 22.10 Release AmandaN - Did you see this? Re: Driving Engagement with Group Hubs kdannels - Discuss is a Category that has 8 forums underneath it. A Group Hub can have only one forum (along with a blog and a tkb). If you are talking about the styling of the header on their category page: https://communities.usaa.com/t5/Discuss/ct-p/discuss we could definitely style the Group Hub page to look something like that. Using custom content blocks you could provide guidance on the use of the Group Hub and any other helpful information. Re: Driving Engagement with Group Hubs kdannels - Currently USAA uses the Group Hub just for the Army-Navy Game, and it isn't up right now. They are rolling out a new set of Group Hubs in the next few months, restructuring their community and expanding their use of Group Hubs to engage their customers. Re: Khoros Communities 21.1 Release Notes Wow! Lots of really high-value improvements in this release. This is exciting! I'm spending at least a few minutes on my customer checkin calls pointing them to this info if they aren't seeing it already. Great work, team! Re: API for contests? How would you retrieve the contest winner via API? Is that a "featured" contest entry? I'm trying to get an idea of a widget that shows recent contests and their winners, and I'm wondering how to structure that call. Re: Calls to modify methods are not allowed when user is authenticated using session cookie. What would be the recommended approach to address this issue? Is there a way to re-write/re-design the code that makes more sense? Another Lithium community has asked me about this. Re: How to strip out all of the rich text formatting? Are you looking to physically strip out the formatting, or would hiding the effects of certain tags be adequate? If it is the latter, you can add inherit!important syling to the lia-message-body class in the CSS: #lia-body .lia-content .lia-message-body font , strong, b, strike { font: inherit !important; font-family: inherit !important; font-weight: inherit !important; font-size: inherit !important; font-weight: inherit !important; text-decoration: inherit !important; color: inherit !important; } Thanks to ChaviBonchev for pointing out this little trick.