If you use Quick search then you’re able to search specifically for clients, for instance, by writing “cl:” in front of whichever client you’re searching for. The same goes for contacts, projects, and files as follows:

• cl: = specific search for clients
• co: = specific search for contacts
• pr: = specific search for projects
• fi: = specific search for files

The below image shows a search where I’m only searching for clients:

Quick search - specifically searching for clients in Meeho!™. (Please note that the screenshot is in Danish.)

After receiving several requests, we have added an extra client type in Meeho!™. Before, you only had the option of adding existing or potential clients, but what about the companies that you both sell to and buy from? After all, in that case, they don’t fit into the category of regular existing clients.

To answer the question we have made it possible to add partners. An existing client is a client you already have, a potential client is a client you are working on getting, and a partner is a client that you cooperate with, both buying and selling products or services.

You add your partners by using “New client” looking like this from now on:

Add an existing client, a potential client or a partner that you buy from and sell to. (Please note that the screenshot is in Danish.)

The partners themselves are marked by a purple icon in Meeho!™ as shown below:

An example of a partner in Meeho!™. (Please note that the screenshot is in Danish.)

If the new updates, Meeho!™ Stickies for instance, aren’t looking like they should in your browser it is likely a question of refreshing everything. A good rule of thumb is to remember to press F5 a couple of times whenever you log in to Meeho!™ after an update to make sure you’re rolling with the newest material.

If you’ve worked with HTML and Safari before, you’re likely to have seen Safari show a kind of blue border box around your input fields. It’s a nice feature, but at certain times you do not want Safari to show the blue borders. Our Meeho!™ Stickies would look questionnable with blue borders around them. Luckily, the solution is simple and looks like this:

textarea.sticky:focus {
outline: none;
}


If you use outline: none; in the focus context of a CSS class, you’ll see the blue border box disappear in Safari – very neat!