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26.5.0→26.5.3Release Notes
gramps-project/gramps-web (ghcr.io/gramps-project/grampsweb)
v26.5.3Compare Source
Timeline View
The highlight in this release is the new timeline view. Just as the map view shows all places on a two-dimensional map, the timeline shows all events on a one-dimensional time axis. You can zoom out and see the distribution (density) of events over the course of centuries, or zoom in to individual years, months and days to see details of specific events.
This feature becomes particularly useful in combination with the person and place filter: use it to only show events that happened at a given place, or only events related to a specific person.
Every event page now also has a "show in timeline" button that opens the timeline around that date.
Improved Object Picker Dialog
Many dialogs in Gramps Web allow selecting specific objects, like people, places, or events. So far, these dialogs had a search field and displayed the most recently changed objects of the given type by default.
In this release, this dialog has become much more powerful: whenever you select an object, you can now easily switch between most recently changed objects, most recently browsed objects, bookmarks, or search. This should make it much faster to find the object you're looking for.
Main Menu Improvements
With the new timeline view in this release as well as the tag manager and notification views added recently, the main menu was getting unwieldy. To improve the situation, this release makes a couple of changes.
AI Assistant Improvements
Apart from the backend improvements to the AI Assistant in Gramps Web API v3.14, also the interface has seen some smaller improvements. Especially, it now fully supports displaying Markdown formatted AI responses, such as bullet lists and ordered lists, boldface, and italics.
Other Improvements
Full Changelog: https://github.com/gramps-project/gramps-web/compare/v26.5.2...v26.5.3
v26.5.2Compare Source
No, we haven't officially switched to a weekly feature release cadence, even though it's been like that for 9 weeks in a row. But we're not promising to slow down either. 🔥
Tree-wide Customization
This release adds a set of new customization options configurable by tree administrators. Unlike personal preferences, these settings apply to all users of the tree, giving administrators control over the look and feel for everyone:
Reorganized Settings Pages
Both the admin settings and user settings pages have been reorganized into clearly labeled, collapsible sections to make options easier to find (#1153). The admin settings page now also includes export and import for settings, making it easy to back up or transfer a configuration.
Pan & Zoom in the Media Lightbox
The full-screen media viewer now supports pan and zoom: pinch to zoom on touch devices, or use the mouse wheel and drag on desktop (#1162). The image also sizes responsively to the available space, and failed images reload automatically after a token refresh (#1161).
Other Improvements
Bug Fixes
Full Changelog: https://github.com/gramps-project/gramps-web/compare/v26.5.1...v26.5.2
v26.5.1Compare Source
Data entry overhaul: create people from tree views and more! ✍️
So far, entering lots of data into Gramps Web was often clumsy. To create a new family with parents and children, you would first have to create the people objects for the parents and children, and then a family object linking them together. This not only required filling in multiple different forms, but also knowing something about the internals of the Gramps data structure, such as the fact that families are links between people.
In this release, we've drastically improved the data entry experience with multiple new features:
Print 🖨️
So far, the browser's print function didn't work at all with Gramps Web - if you'd try to print out a blog post or note, or convert it to PDF using the browser's print function, you would only get a single page, including navigation bars.
In the new release, you can finally use the print function in your browser normally, hiding the navigation bars and printing long text on multiple pages.
Other improvements ✨
Fixes 🔧
Full Changelog: https://github.com/gramps-project/gramps-web/compare/v26.5.0...v26.5.1
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