I am halfway done with a new premium feature: Making the fields and layout of the activity summary panel configurable (including custom fields) and shareable.
You will also be able to add multiple panels with different configurations to all of the activity pages. This will help a lot with Intervals.icu on small screens. Also the columns now line up a lot better, especially for non-English languages.
I am going to deploy the first version of this on Friday for users with beta features turned on (look in “Developer Settings” on the /settings page to enable beta features). You can’t edit yet or add new panels but IMO the new default layout is an improvement already, especially on mobile.
New layout:
The columns line up properly (even for i18n languages).
Old layout:
New layout on mobile:
Old layout on mobile:
Looks a lot better 
Sill can’t wait to edit though 
Tx. The layout is defined by a data structure (not code) so an editor will be coming.
The coach tick appeared at the activities header, but I have disabled it in the options, or is this intentional?
The options apply to the calendar page and not to the activities. Before if you were looking at your own stuff the coach tick would only appear if one of your coaches had selected an option. I decided to leave it on so people could more easily discover the feature. Soon you will be able to edit the layout and delete it if you like
Awesome, can’t wait to edit the fields! I was always a bit annoyed how much are displayed, and I ignore most of them.
The first version of this is available if you have beta features enabled. You can’t edit the default summary yet but you can create new panels with whatever you like (similar to activity charts). Click “Activity Charts” on any of the activity detail pages:
You can add a new panel or search for one. I have added the default layouts for desktop and mobile.
You can edit existing panels using the edit button next to the panel in the activity charts list. I am going to add icons to better distinguish the panels and charts.
The layout is constructed from panels (layout is table, row or column) containing other panels and fields.
You can select multiple items from those in a panel, move up/down, cut/copy/paste, delete etc… The editor supports undo and redo and saves automatically.
Use the back button (top left of toolbar) to go back (up) to the previous panel.
All fields are displayed while the editor is active. Fields that are not applicable to the selected activity are hidden when the editor is not active (e.g. the pace fields here because this is a ride).
Your custom panels are shared between all tabs and desktop/mobile/tablet but the ones that are enabled are specific to each sport and display size.
Users with beta features enabled can now change and edit the activity summary layout. Do Actions → Edit Summary on the activity timeline page.
If you edit one of the defaults a copy is created for you. If you mess up you can always switch back to one of the defaults.
The selected layout is per sport and different for desktop, tablet and mobile.
This works great.
Could remove those fields I never look at, and could instead put in my custom ones. I like it!
Is it possible to have a way to choose an option that would keep settings the same for phone / tablet / browser?
That’s not so easy to do. The panels are shared between all devices, you just have to select the layout you want once per device. I made the assumption that you wouldn’t want the same layout on a phone as on a laptop.
It would be nice to have the numerical data on the fields with conditional colors…eg: if AVG HR > 100 red, if AVG HR > 150 Purple, etc…
For all numerical data
This is live for everyone now:
I might be able to do that for custom activity fields at some point.
Great features, but it’s not working correctly. I removed some fields, and they still appear, misaligned. Some existing fields are displayed as unmarked on the editor, and I can’t remove them.
Could you please post some screenshots. The editor is a little complicated to use especially on the default desktop layout. Also it likely has some bugs.
I had a few bugs at first too. Columns wouldn’t move left and right, and things disappeared at least once when I reloaded the page. But then I started saving my edits using the “share” function, and I didn’t have any more issues.
Once I got used to the editor, it was actually quite easy to use and very functional. Great work, David!
