# 08-Sep-2026 — balance the linear-walk location fields, and Back after saving returns to the programme [#151](https://github.com/nbarrett/ngx-ramblers/issues/151)

## [build 884](https://github.com/nbarrett/ngx-ramblers/actions/runs/34289364365) — [commit b46b1ca](https://github.com/nbarrett/ngx-ramblers/commit/b46b1ca517d51248a9b6723d67efdef554ab672d)

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## What's new

Two fixes to the walk editor. On a linear walk, the Route tab laid the starting and finishing location fields out unevenly: the starting location sat full width above the GPX picker while the finishing location was tucked inside the right-hand column, so the two maps and their fields no longer lined up. Both locations now sit side by side above the GPX picker, and the two columns below carry the same fields, so the maps line up. Separately, after saving a walk from the editor you were returned to the walk itself, but its Back link then took you back into the editor rather than to the programme, because the editor was still the previous page in the browser's history. Closing the editor now replaces that history entry, so Back behaves as it did before you started editing.

## At a glance

- On a linear walk the starting and finishing location fields are balanced side by side, and the two maps line up
- Back from a walk you have just saved goes to the walks programme, not back into edit
- Back from a walk opened directly (a shared link, a new tab) goes to the walks programme rather than the browser's previous page, which could be a blank tab