Shift and Enter
Discover how Bubble.io's Shift and Enter feature empowers solopreneurs to create polished, user-friendly no code SaaS applications by enabling multi-line text inputs, enhancing the overall user experience and functionality of your no code project.
Finally! Send a message with the Enter key
In this Bubble tutorial, you will learn how to submit input from a text using an enter key and for it to automatically run a workflow based off that key press.
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How to limit features to a specific user role
In this Bubble tutorial we explain how you can limit access to features in your app based on Current User's Role.
Using Custom States to Store the Last Viewed Page When Refresh
In this Bubble.io tutorial video we demonstrate how to convert a menu that uses Custom States to hide and show parts of your page to a menu that uses a User database field. We explain the advantages of saving the current view to the User to maintain a consistent user experience.
What screen recording software do we use?
Looking for a professional screen recording software? Check out Screen Studio, a fantastic tool available exclusively for macOS. With impressive features like custom backgrounds, zoom control, and easy editing, it's no wonder companies like Stripe and Shopify rely on it for their videos.
OpenAI Assistant & Bubble.io API Connector Part 3
In this Bubble tutorial we demonstrate how to use the OpenAI Assistant API, OpenAI Thread API and Bubble API Connector.
How to build a comparison table for an ecommerce app
In this Bubble tutorial we demonstrate how to create a comparison table in Bubble. This nocode tutorial will show you how to add checkboxes to a repeating group list of products and send 2 selected products to a new page.
Text preview: how to insert '...' after long text
Learn how to effectively manage long blocks of text in your Bubble.io project, ensuring they maintain a set height and display only a designated number of lines - all without writing a single line of code.