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Community feed & engagement

Navigate the community feed, filters, and posting tools.

Community navigation

When members open a community page, the header includes:

  • Community (feed)
  • Courses
  • Events
  • Members

The header search uses the placeholder Search posts, members, topics... and filters results inside the feed.

Quick filters and advanced filters

Use the quick filter row to jump between:

  • All
  • Following
  • Popular
  • Recent
  • Liked
  • Saved

Select Filters for advanced options:

  • Discussion: Course discussions only
  • Content Types: Text Posts, Videos, Images, Links
  • Time Range: Today, This Week, This Month, All Time
  • Categories: filter by community categories

Following, Liked, and Saved are personalized filters. Visitors need to sign in and join the community before those filters can show their own activity.

Create a post

1

Open the composer

Select Share your thoughts... to expand the editor.

2

Add a title and body

Use Write a title... and What's on your mind?.

3

Attach to a course (optional)

Choose Attach to course (optional) or Attach to lesson (optional), then select Clear to remove.

4

Add media and extras

Use Add photos, Add video, Add attachment, Add emoji, Add GIF, or Create poll.

5

Choose a category and post

Pick General or a custom category, then select Post.

  • Link previews appear automatically with Generating link preview... when a URL is detected.
  • Drag and drop files into the composer for faster uploads.
  • Hiveality handles images, videos, and files, with a progress indicator for each upload.
  • Posts and comments can include text, uploaded media, files, GIFs, emoji, or a poll. Empty posts are blocked unless at least one valid attachment or poll is included.
  • If an attachment or poll cannot be saved, Hiveality keeps the feed from publishing an empty post and shows an error instead.

Member actions

  • Members can like, save, comment, vote in polls, and follow post authors from the feed or a single-post page.
  • Like and save counts reconcile with the latest response after each action, so the feed stays closer to what other members will see.
  • Visitors who are not signed in or have not joined the community see a prompt before member-only actions run.

Notifications

Members can open the bell menu to see Notifications and use Mark all read to clear the unread badge.

Related Help Docs

Creating communities›Communities›Managing communities›Members & roles›Access settings›
Updated May 19, 2026

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