Scroll-to-Section Anchor Links
Your header links, footer links, and section CTA buttons can now point to a specific section on a page and smooth-scroll visitors straight to it. Build a one-page site with a sticky nav, jump from a hero button down to your pricing block, or send a footer link to your FAQ, all without leaving the page.
Anchors track each section's stable id, so they keep working when you reorder or add sections, and they no-op gracefully if the target section is ever deleted. No more dead jump-links pointing at nothing.
- #hero
- #pricing
- #faq
- #contact
Same-page links scroll in place with a sticky-header offset. Cross-page links land on the right section.
One “Type Anything” AI Assistant in the Editor
The visual editor's AI used to make you pick a mode first, Edit or Create, before you could ask for anything. That toggle is gone. Now there's one conversational assistant: you type what you want, and it works out whether to edit the element you have selected, edit an existing section you describe, or build a new section from scratch.
Everything it produces stays template-bound and fully editable in the property sidebar, so the assistant never paints you into a corner of hand-written markup you can't adjust later. Screenshot context is always on, and the quick-prompt suggestions adapt to whatever you have selected.
No mode toggle. One input, the assistant picks the action from what you say and what you've selected.
France & PSD2 Stripe Connect Onboarding
Marketplaces operating from France can now onboard their sellers through Stripe Connect end to end. France's PSD2 / strong-customer rules require identity details to be collected differently than the rest of the EU, and that mismatch previously blocked the account-creation step for FR-based platforms.
We now mint a Stripe v2 account token on the client and carry the seller's identity, contact, and Terms-of-Service attestation inside it, the way Stripe requires for French platforms, while non-FR stores keep their existing inline flow untouched. The net effect: sellers in France reach a working payout account instead of a dead end.
Identity verification and tax documents still come from Stripe directly, since Stripe is the regulated party. Everything else runs through your marketplace.
Conflict Warnings in the Editor
Ever set a style in the editor and watched it do absolutely nothing? It usually means another property is quietly overriding it. The editor now spots those conflicts and warns you, with a one-click fix, so a setting never silently fails.
Two checks ship first: centering text on an element that's laid out with flex or grid (where text-align has no effect), and setting a width on an inline element (which sizes to its content and ignores width). Each warning offers the fix, like “Make it a block,” and clears itself the moment the conflict is resolved. The framework is built to grow, so more checks will follow.
Inline elements size to their content. Make this a block to let the width take effect.
Read-only and additive — nothing changes until you click the fix.
More Improvements
Other things shipped this week.
- Instant Buy Now for fixed-price service listings - sell a flat-rate service like a product, with a quantity selector, instead of forcing buyers through the consultation/booking flow
- Japanese-first storefronts: added the Noto Sans JP and Zen Kaku Gothic New fonts so Japanese storefronts render cleanly
- Booking listings can auto-hide from your storefront once their date has passed (opt-in, per listing)
- Sub-category filter links can now be added to your nav and footer from the link picker
- The navigation editor renders in tree order, so child links group neatly under their parent
- A security hardening pass: tightened access checks, bounded the magic-link verification window, and removed dead authentication routes
- Transactional emails now send a plain-text alternative alongside the HTML, improving deliverability
Bug Fixes
Bug fixes shipped this week.
- Seller Stripe-connect badge no longer shows a green "Connected" state when the account was actually rejected
- Custom-field edits on managed sellers now save reliably
- Soft-deleted sellers no longer appear in the Managed Sellers tab
- Fixed a dead file-download link in the seller table
Don't miss the next release
New features, improvements, and bug fixes shipped every Friday. One email per week.