{"id":"6ab1c9b40f8f478941d99347","title":"2026 09 22 Issue 20 Content And Release Notes Updates","path":"how-to/committee/release-notes/2026-09-22-issue-20-content-and-release-notes-updates","contentMarkdown":"# Recent changes: 19–22 September 2026\n\n[Latest build 962](https://github.com/nbarrett/ngx-ramblers/actions/runs/35670082477) brings together the changes recorded over these days.\n\n## Walks, routes and maps\n\n- Route following is clearer on a phone, with start and finish flags, remaining distance and time, and a map that opens full screen without disturbing other maps.\n- A walk can resume with its route and progress after going offline. The direction pointer stays facing ahead when the map rotates.\n- Walks export shows failed uploads accurately and can update a meeting point without replacing the walk. OS Maps route exports recover from missed downloads.\n\n## Site content and registration\n\n- New group and area sites can be built for review from an existing website, with selected pages, photos, documents and committee information. Administrators can start and follow a Full registration themselves.\n- Imported pages have tidier photo layouts and Contact Us cards. Albums can be copied to other folders, and photo pages can be arranged by year.\n- Site search now finds text in routes, albums, maps and shared content. Full-width pictures retain their intended height unless the page sets a limit.\n\n## Email and committee work\n\n- Word and PDF documents can supply the body of an email, including inline images. Pasted Word content keeps its formatting and images.\n- Committee mail settings recommend the shared inbox and warn when forwarding takes a role's messages out of it.\n- Member import summaries show expiry emails and let an administrator preview the committee summary and choose its recipients.\n\n## Meetings and reliability\n\n- The meeting service stops between calls and starts when someone joins, reducing its running cost.\n- Release notes are published after a successful site deploy, and the publisher no longer loads the entire archive to update its index.","contentHtml":"<h1>Recent changes: 19–22 September 2026</h1>\n<p><a href=\"https://github.com/nbarrett/ngx-ramblers/actions/runs/35670082477\">Latest build 962</a> brings together the changes recorded over these days.</p>\n<h2>Walks, routes and maps</h2>\n<ul>\n<li>Route following is clearer on a phone, with start and finish flags, remaining distance and time, and a map that opens full screen without disturbing other maps.</li>\n<li>A walk can resume with its route and progress after going offline. The direction pointer stays facing ahead when the map rotates.</li>\n<li>Walks export shows failed uploads accurately and can update a meeting point without replacing the walk. OS Maps route exports recover from missed downloads.</li>\n</ul>\n<h2>Site content and registration</h2>\n<ul>\n<li>New group and area sites can be built for review from an existing website, with selected pages, photos, documents and committee information. Administrators can start and follow a Full registration themselves.</li>\n<li>Imported pages have tidier photo layouts and Contact Us cards. Albums can be copied to other folders, and photo pages can be arranged by year.</li>\n<li>Site search now finds text in routes, albums, maps and shared content. Full-width pictures retain their intended height unless the page sets a limit.</li>\n</ul>\n<h2>Email and committee work</h2>\n<ul>\n<li>Word and PDF documents can supply the body of an email, including inline images. Pasted Word content keeps its formatting and images.</li>\n<li>Committee mail settings recommend the shared inbox and warn when forwarding takes a role&#39;s messages out of it.</li>\n<li>Member import summaries show expiry emails and let an administrator preview the committee summary and choose its recipients.</li>\n</ul>\n<h2>Meetings and reliability</h2>\n<ul>\n<li>The meeting service stops between calls and starts when someone joins, reducing its running cost.</li>\n<li>Release notes are published after a successful site deploy, and the publisher no longer loads the entire archive to update its index.</li>\n</ul>\n"}