CCL Community Release - June 29, 2020
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Updates include a new autosave feature, fixes to forum post formatting and profile photo fields.
New and Updated Content: CCL's 2020 Legislative Plan, Social Media Basics, Communicating with Conservatives & Progressives, and #CCL2020 Conference resources, videos and presentations.
New and Updated Content: CCL's 2020 Legislative Plan, Social Media Basics, Communicating with Conservatives & Progressives, and #CCL2020 Conference resources, videos and presentations.
What's a release?
Simply put, a release is a package of software updates consisting of new features and bug fixes along with new content. On CCL Community, we'll release updates every other week.New Features
- Autosaving. Forum posts now autosave after 30 seconds. If a CCL Community member creates a post but does not hit send, they will see their post in progress when they reopen the text editor in the same forum topic or category page.
Bug Fixes
- Forum Post Formatting. Formatting options are now available in the text editor in forums. Resolved a separate issue where the ‘Add Topic’ button would show forum categories a user could not post in when subcategories were segmented.
- Profiles. Resolved an issue where profile photos uploaded during registration were not properly saved and profile comments could be more easily deleted or edited.
New & Updated Content
Training:
- Lobbying 401: Leading A Lobby Team - updated June 4th
- Building More Diverse & Inclusive Chapters - updated June 10th
- CCL's 2020 Legislative Plan - added June 11th
- Social Media Basics - updated June 13th
- Communicating With Conservatives - updated June 16th
- Communicating With Progressives - updated June 23rd
- Yale Climate Opinion Data - updated June 2nd
- Meeting Minutes Print-out - updated June 5th
- Zoom Backgrounds - added June 9th
- Stickers - updated June 9th
- #CCL2020 Conference Videos & Presentations - updated June 14th
Recent Posts
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