Version 1.81 Release Notes
Release Date: February 16, 2016
1. New Discover Search Options
In the ‘Discover’ section you can now search the web and news in addition to the existing trending and videos.
2.Shopify Channel Has Been Added
Users can now create a Shopify channel and publish to their online stores. Adding your channel is done the same way that you would add any other channel. Go to 'Settings' in the left sidebar. Then click on the 'Add New Channel' button. From the options as seen in the image below select 'Shopify'. Give your channel a name, add your URL and click on the 'Connect With Shopify' button.
3. Customize CSS to Match Blog Styles
You are now able to match styles with the CSS of your blogs theme. To access this open the template themes popup. First click on the 'Edit' button just above the main editor in the 'Compose' section. This opens a list of templates that you have created. Go to the bottom and click on the 'Create New' button. A second popup will appear titled 'Theme's'. Here you have 3 default CSS themes. Click on the 'Clone' button of the style you like. You will be asked to confirm that you want to clone the theme. Click 'O.k.'. Now the cloned copy appears in your list.
Next click on the 'Edit' button that appears below the cloned theme. This will open the CSS panel where you are able to make your edits.
Below you can see all of the available CSS style options. This includes the H1-H6 heading tags, your links, and paragraph styles. Use the options in the right hand panel to make the changes you want.
4.Manually Shorten a Link
When posting directly to a social media channel you are now able to manually insert a short link. Once a URL has been added to the snippet field, whether manually or done by curating content, hover over the link and a 'Shorten' button will appear. Click on it and the link will be shortened according to the shortener you have selected in the 'Settings' area. If you change your mind you can again hover over the link and an 'Unshorten' button appears. Click on that and the link will go to the original one.
5. Rename RSS Feeds
To rename a feed click on the feed in the left sidebar. This will darken the color of the feed (meaning the feed has been activated). Then click on the icon called 'Rename'. Hover over the icons to see the name tool tips. Once clicking on the icon a popup appears as seen below.
The popup shows the current feed name. All you need to do is click inside of the field, type in the name change, and click 'O.k'.
6. Select Where to Add New Folder
You no longer need to click on the category (Saved or Feeds) to choose where to add a new folder. Now you can simply click on the 'Add Folder' icon and below the name field you can select the category by clicking on the radio buttons. The new folder will appear alphabetically in that list.
7. 'Read Later' and 'Saved for Later' Have Been Renamed
The items 'Read Later' and 'Saved for Later' have been renamed to 'Saved' and 'Save' as seen below.
8. Pending Reminder
Articles that appear in the 'Content' area that are labeled as ‘Pending’ now show a reminder tool tip when you hover over them.
9. Image Galleries Saved Per Project
All image galleries are now saved per project. This means that when a user switches projects they will only see the images pertaining to that specific project inside of their gallery.
10. Create New Folders Directly in Popup
When you are searching for content using the popup and want to save an article you can now click on the save icon or button and a popup appears. Here you have the option to save the article into an existing folder or create a new folder by clicking on 'New'.
11. Done Message
After clicking on the 'Publish' button you will get a message confirming that the activity is completed. You have the choice to see this message each time or to click on the 'Don't show this next time' message to not show it again.
12. Customize Article View Width
You are now able to adjust the column width of your article when viewing posts in the 'Content' section. This can be done by going to 'Settings' and then the 'Profile' tab. In the field below 'Blog articles preview width' change the number to your desired width in pixels. Click 'Save' and then go back to the 'Content' section and the new width will be displayed.
