Boards get a new Grid view, plus sorting that sticks

A new way to look at your boards

Boards now have a Grid view that turns your cards into a gallery, cover images and all. It works alongside the Columns, Calendar, and Table views you already know: save a Grid view, choose one to four cards per row, and it respects whatever filters and sorting you've applied. It's a good fit for anything visual, like content or campaign boards.

Alongside Grid, boards also gained full-page cards (open a card as its own page instead of only in the side panel), a merged customize panel for each view, saved view icons, sticky table headers, and resizable table columns.

Sorting now sticks

You can sort any board view, Columns, Table, or Grid, by title or by a number or date property, ascending or descending, and it stays saved to that view. Drag-and-drop still behaves sensibly alongside sorting: you can move a card to a new status while sorted, but manual reordering inside a column or inside Grid is disabled while a sort is active, so cards don't jump around unexpectedly.

Finer control over collaboration

Platform admins can now turn off page presence and page comments for an organization without touching normal page or board editing, useful for organizations that want a quieter workspace. We also fixed multiline code blocks in the editor so syntax highlighting renders correctly again.