Feature Requests

It looks like tables in docs have been slightly improved - https://clickup.canny.io/feature-requests/p/improve-tables-in-docs-big-time . However, still big improvements are needed: * Background color * Header formatting * More column width control * Cell merging * Center align tables * They still look ugly * ... I could go on and on At the very least implement something like Typora has - more control, more formatting options and rendering is quite good for markdown tables.

I would like to be able to add in-line math $equation$ and block math $$equation$$ to the markdown doc files. This is the only thing keeping me from changing to click

Thank you for v2. So many improvements to an already great app :) I would like to request that you please consider adding latex (math typesetting) to docs (and comments?). Maybe via https://www.mathjax.org/ or other (dropbox have a nice implementation as well in their new "Dropbox Paper"). Ideally, this could be a setting to be enabled per user so that text surrounded with '$' (or '$$' for an equation line) will be rendered by the math engine (i.e. mathjax). Thank you!

Problem: When typing in Ukrainian/Russian/Bulgarian (Cyrillic) on macOS, core formatting shortcuts don’t work in ClickUp editors. If I switch to the English (US) layout, they work — but switching layouts just to format text breaks the writing flow. Where it happens: Docs, Task Descriptions, Comments, Messages — in the macOS Desktop app, Chrome, and Safari. Shortcuts that fail on Cyrillic layouts: Headings: Cmd+Opt+1, Cmd+Opt+2, Cmd+Opt+3, Cmd+Opt+4 Alignment: Cmd+Opt+L (Left), Cmd+Opt+E (Center), Cmd+Opt+R (Right) Lists: Cmd+Shift+7 (Ordered list), Cmd+Shift+8 (Bulleted list), Cmd+Shift+9 (Checklist) Strikethrough: Cmd+Shift+X Steps to reproduce: On macOS, enable a Ukrainian, Bulgarian or Russian input source. Open any ClickUp editor. With Cyrillic layout active, press Cmd+Opt+2 or Cmd+Shift+8. Actual: nothing happens. Expected: apply the format. Why it matters: Slows down everyday writing (docs, specs, comments). Forces layout switching or mouse clicks. Feels non-inclusive for non‑Latin users. Environment: macOS (Apple Silicon & Intel). Repro in ClickUp Desktop, Chrome (v120+), Safari (v17+). What would fix it: Make shortcuts layout‑agnostic (e.g., use physical key codes / KeyboardEvent.code). Or allow user‑remappable shortcuts. Acceptance criteria: With Cyrillic layout active on macOS, the shortcuts above work exactly like on English layout across all ClickUp editors, with no regressions. If this affects you: please upvote so it gets prioritized.Also impacted Cyrillic layouts (examples for search): Belarusian, Bulgarian, Serbian (Cyrillic), Macedonian, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Tajik, Mongolian (Cyrillic), Uzbek (Cyrillic), Tatar, Bashkir. Support has confirmed the issue: CLK-831029 ticket is assigned, but it has minor priority now as am the only one, who reported.  Please vote and force bug-fix or contact support. Contact me, I am happy to help QA!

It would be great if we could set the default sharing settings for a doc so that we don't have to got through all docs and update sharing settings for new users. (In our case we have to update most docs to comment only, manually, for each new user.)

Would like to have the ability to print a doc with subpages as one file

Would be great to have a quick "add to meeting agenda" feature to be able to add a task/subtask to my weekly meetings notes docs to remind me to discuss that task with the team in our next sync

I’d like to request a feature that allows users to reference any content block or header in a ClickUp Doc with a persistent, unique URL—similar to how page anchors work in web documentation. Current Limitation:At present, block (anchor) links are only created and accessible after a user manually clicks “Copy block link” in the UI for each section. This makes it difficult and time-consuming to reference or share specific sections, especially in large or frequently updated documents. Feature Request:Please provide a way for every content block or header in a Doc to have a stable, accessible anchor or block link by default—without requiring any manual UI interaction to generate it. • These links should be available for all headers/blocks automatically, so users and integrations can reference any section at any time. • The method of generation is not important; the key is that the links exist and are accessible for all content blocks/headers. Benefits: • Enables easy, scalable referencing and sharing of specific sections in documentation. • Supports integrations, automations, and workflows that rely on stable anchor links. • Reduces manual effort and improves consistency for teams managing detailed or structured Docs. Thank you for considering this request! This would greatly improve documentation usability and efficiency for all ClickUp users.

For example there are some status for documents (Docs) in ClickUp: DRAFT SUBMITTED AWAITING REVIEW PUBLISHED Workflow: "Maker": someone who initially created the document (status = DRAFT) "Maker" submit the document (status = SUBMITTED) then "Contributor" can modify the document Once "Contributor" complete the modification then he/she change the status to AWAITING REVIEW and the workflow goes to the "Approver" "Approver": people who approve the document. Once the document is approved then the status = PUBLISHED

Up until August 19th, the sticky table of contents in the right-hand column was expanded by default. With the latest release, it collapses and is not visible until you click it. Requiring additional clicks to accomplish what took none in the past is not a feature we should be forced into.