I didn't know colors had their own day, and I was very pleased to make this discovery. I'm a painter who is particularly obsessed with color, and any day spent thinking about any color is a good day to me. So let's take a moment to reflect on this dynamic tint of red: often misunderstood, but undeniably beautiful when you see it in the sky, in a flower, or as my angsty teenaged hair color in the 90s (100% inspired by Kurt). So grab a pink lemonade or a glass of rosée, and let's take a look at the bugs we've squished lately:
Scheduling to publish problems
We found a fairly nasty bug in our article editor: If you scheduled an article to be published and later changed the hour of publishing by clicking on the time within the clock, the date you scheduled would change with no warning. (Oddly, there was no issue if you dragged the little clock arm to the hour you wanted.) I ran into this myself, unknowingly changing the date release notes were scheduled to be published. Yikes!
I hope no customers came across this issue, and I am very thankful that this has now been fixed!
Article editor being rude to SVG files
Our article editor was throwing an error if you tried to insert an SVG file by URL.
You could add the file by switching over to the code view, but that's not ideal. We've fixed this now, so you should receive no errors when adding an SVG by URL in the WYSIWYG editor.
Disappearing search icon in mobile view Table of Contents
Knowledge bases using our default theme had a bug when viewed on mobile: If a reader opened and closed the table of contents, the search icon would then disappear off the edge of the screen. That has since been resolved, so behavior on mobile should be as expected from here!
Links to articles in Reporting > Comments not working properly
In Reporting > Comments, if you selected the link for the article that was commented on, it would take you to your knowledge base's homepage. This was a bug; it was supposed to take you to the article that was commented on so you can easily review the article and/or make edits based on the comment. We've fixed this so you'll be taken to the actual article now!
