Now, it is possible to make an image as a hyperlink. All you have to do is add the complete URL as the caption of that image. That's it. Now, clicking the image will open that URL you added.

Added a new layout. 

• Posts are grouped by categories
• To change the number of posts you want in each category, you can set the Page Size in General Settings. For example, in the above screenshot, I have set the page size to 3.
• The categories are ordered based on the order in the Multi-Select dropdown inside Notion.

To enable this, just edit your blog settings, and select Group By Category.

Added a new layout. This is the first of many layouts that will be added. To enable this, just edit your blog settings, and select Masonry Layout.

Demo of the dropdown in the navigation bar

 

Now, it is possible to add a dropdown menu in the top navigation bar. All you have to do is assign a category to your page in the Pages database.

For example, in the screenshot above, you would be assigning the category of Solutions to all of the pages that are in the dropdown i.e., Blog, Guides, Home, Help Center, Security, and Events.

If you have a description to that page/link, even that will show up in the dropdown.

Until now, the divider block(the block you get when you write --- in Notion) present in Notion is not being rendered in MDX.one. 

But that is fixed now. MDX.one now renders the divider block.

If you want to continue having the previous behavior (i.e., if you do not want to render the divider block), you can do that with CSS. 

Simply add the following code to Custom HTML in General Settings.

<style>
.notion-hr { 
    border-width: 0 !important;
}
</style>