The latest addition to the Igloo Widget Library is the Call to Action (CTA) widget. It's designed to give you quick, customizable buttons to direct members to specific areas or actions. Previously, we've created similar options using customized Links widgets and HTML Content widgets, but wanted to make it available right out of the box. 

The widget itself supports a title and description, giving you the chance to contextualize the links it includes. It also offers the option of simple button…

Finding areas and items that are abuzz with activity is easily the most popular question around analytics. We want to know what's doing well, what's driving engagement, and who's doing it. But it can be incredibly useful to your growth and engagement plan to track areas that see little to no traffic. This can help identify needs in your organization, and offer insight into areas of improvement. 

Datafeeds

Datafeeds makes it simple to rank your Spaces or Solutions by activity. The…

Google Forms are robust. They support images, text boxes, and even embedded videos themselves, letting you create anything from simple surveys to full training paths. The results are typically written to a Google Sheet, and can be sent over email as well, giving you access to different ways of publishing them. 

Forms are easily the embed option that seem the most challenging, but are the easiest to implement. They're used in all kinds of digital workplaces to collect and analyze information from…

CSS is powerful. When it comes to how your Igloo looks, its reach is absolute, from the fonts in your articles to the whether your navigation has links in it. It can make things appear, disappear, and change position. Previously we've looked at ways to focus it on widgets, particular areas, and specific page elements like links. Today's post will help you make significant changes to the appearance and features available on Channels, articles, and files. 

As ever, for a review of the basics of…