Changelog

Legibility improvements in the reader view.

Added a little magnifying glass icon on zoomable images (there are a lot of places where that works).

On author Webpages with an image or photo library, the carousel has been replaced with a responsive grid.

Fixed an issue where on iPhones the first tap was not registered on a couple pages. Unfortunately, we had to remove the scroll-up-down and reading progress bars, as well as the carousel on the front page. They were the culprits.

Added some helpful tool-tips in many locations. Will be adding more as time goes by.

Streamlined some things behind the scenes.

Greatly improved user settings pages. You can now get to your account settings, manuscript options, and author website settings in one convenient page.

Header spacing improvements.

File uploads can now be 50MB each. The limit was previously 20MB.

Also had some feedback on the blue navigation bar, which we were iffy on anyway. It is now dark gray.

This update contains dozens of updates and bug fixes and significant performance improvements.

It also includes a new security firewall to block malicious traffic (hackers, scrapers, and similar threats).

Today’s update brings a new full-screen option and file manager.

You can go into full-screen mode (similar to when you are watching a video) by clicking the icon in the upper-left-hand corner. Use the escape key or click the same icon again to go back to a normal view.

A new files page is available to show everything you have uploaded into the system, with information about the files and images you have added and where they can be found. You can search and sort to get to what you are looking for quickly.

Version 2.3 has a much nicer mood board editor. You can drag stuff around to change the order and removing and adding new images is easier.

As a reminder, you can add a mood board to just about anything.

Streamlined the webpage creation form.

Several bug-fixes and performance improvements.

Background process improvements.

Better handling of missing images.