Fixed subscribing again to a newsletter after unsubscribing
Someone who unsubscribed can now sign up again on the newsletters signup page, and is added once they confirm the email Magpie sends them.
Novedades
Fixed Notes, PDF Editor and Password Vault on phones
On a phone, Notes no longer runs off the right of the screen, PDF Editor shows the document on its first screen, and a logins two-factor code row in Password Vault fits.
Repository: coding assistants may run read-only git commands
Internal: coding assistants may run read-only git commands without asking; anything that changes the checkout or contacts a remote still needs permission.
A team member's page looks as it did before 17 October
A team member's page no longer draws a line between its rows, as before 17 October.
Pages use the full width again, and a row is highlighted under the pointer
Pages no longer stop at a fixed width on wide windows. A row takes the area's colour while the pointer is over it, so a setting's name and its switch read as one row.
Delete several DNS records at once, with Undo
Tick DNS records to delete several together, and Undo puts back what was deleted. Each record is now one easy-to-read line.
Fixed books that could not be read in dark mode
A book's public page showed light text on its light background to readers in dark mode, and chapter titles disappeared in the Pages view. Both now read correctly.
Fixed rows squeezed to a word a line on phones
On a phone, a row with two buttons, a field and its button, or a long value now shows its buttons or value under its text, so the text reads across the row.
Prototype links show the prototype
A Design's prototype link, and Present and Present Flow, opened an empty page. They now show the prototype with its controls.
Added screenshots to the public pages about each part of an area
The public pages about each part of an area now open with a picture of that part of Magpie, in light and dark and for phones and computers.
Pencil and bin for each DNS record
Edit and Delete on a DNS record are now a pencil and a bin, and a record's form no longer opens again when the page is reloaded.
Edit and Delete on each DNS record
The DNS records table now shows type, name, value and TTL with Edit and Delete on each record.
Record buttons no longer touch
The Check record, Record details and Remove buttons on a DNS record are now spaced apart and the same width.
Editing a DNS record no longer reloads the page
Changing a record's value in the list, removing a record or taking manual control now updates DNS records without reloading the page.
Adding a DNS record no longer reloads the page
Add record and Add and add another on a domain's DNS page now save without reloading, and the record appears in the list at once.
Import current records, and your records win
On a domain's DNS page, Copy records is now Import current records, and a record you added wins over an imported one with the same name and type.
DNS records shows just the records
The DNS records section of a domain's page no longer has a line explaining what it lists.
Check nameservers says what it checks
The button that checks whether a domain's nameservers have changed is now called Check nameservers.
Add records step names the record types
The Add records step in a domain's Get started now names the record types it means.
Clearer wording for a domain's current nameservers
Under Nameservers, the line showing a domain's nameservers now starts "Currently set to".