🚀 Updates

We've added a 'delete' functionality for membership users. Now managing memberships just got easier!

We've fixed a bug related to the rendering of Twitter blocks. Your Twitter content will now display correctly.

Before, you'd find the blog settings within the page section of the bullet dashboard. Now, you'll spot the blog related setting option in the blog settings under Settings section, making it easier for you to customize your blog page.

By activating 'Enable Sidebar' in Bullet Dashboard, users can now enable a sidebar for your entire site where you can set multi level dropdowns.

We have redesigned our settings UI to enhance user experience and navigation.

Previously, publishing a large number of pages in Bullet took a significant amount of time. Now, we've introduced 'Fast Publish,' allowing you to publish multiple pages10x faster.

Bullet users can now make use of the Gear Template - a minimalistic and multipurpose template that serves as a landing page, blog, portfolio, and directory all in one.
You can change the color to multiple color based on your choice.

Users can now upload bulk members from csv file

Issues related to embedding the audios, videos and PDFs are fixed completely

Sometimes users feel that they don't want random images if no thumbnail is uploaded. Instead, they want no images, or they want to set a standard image in the dashboard settings.

Enable users to secure content and log in to access particular pages.

Bullet, now allows you to embed your bullet made website into another website by relaxing some security issues. You can now have the flexibility to edit your request headers to embed your bullet made website.

Earlier, Math Equation is not compatible with Bullet but Notion supports well with Math Equation. Now, we have added this feature in Bullet too which support all KaTex & LaTex language.

Initially, users found that images are not so flexible. So, in order to rectify it, we have introduced some attributes where you can mention in its caption and customize the images and other things too.

1. :link=”your url” - this attribute will allow you link your image with the URL
2. :alt: “Content” - this attribute will allow you to add alt text of your image
3. :height=”value” - this attribute will allow you to mention the height of the image
4. :width=”value” - this attribute allow you to mention the width of the image.

Remember these image attributes in the image caption , but they won't show up on your website.

In the Number property or in Database view, you can now visualize your value using either a bar or ring view, and it will also be rendered on the website.

Now, you can show the properties of your Notion Page on your website! Just go to the 'Layout' section under 'Themes' and enable 'Show Notion Database Properties.' But remember, some special properties won't show on your website, like path, path type, publish, Meta title, Meta description, and Meta Keywords.

Users can now add description text to your footer right below the logo in Footer Section of Bullet dashboard.

Bullet lets you open your header and footer links in a new tab. Click the New Tab checkboxes in the Navbar and Footer section in the Bullet Dashboard to do it.

Take them in a step-by-step workflow to create the site.

Bullet users now have the ability to prevent discovery of their Notion page ID from others by enabling this option in the Settings. Once enabled, instead of your Notion Page ID, you'll receive a randomized ID for added privacy.

We have previously had a limited selection of fonts in our typography settings, but now we have added all Google Fonts to the list, giving you the ability to choose from a much wider range of fonts in the settings.

Users can now rollback to any of the previous versions of the sites.

Now there is an improved site creation workflow to select template and notion url.

Users can now add a different logo for Dark mode separately.

Users can now change their default blog images. For some of your blogs, the default image might not suit your template. Now we have added a settings where you can change the default blog image.