CCL Community Release - January 15, 2021
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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.New Features
- Top Menu Bar Update. The main top menu bar for CCL Community has been updated to streamline and improve navigation. Main benefits include the menu bar becoming persistent at the top of the view screen (i.e. when scrolling down on any page, the bar remains at the top to help navigation), an expanded offering of CCL's tools at the top menu level, consolidation of the green and white menu banners into one unified menu, and dynamic tracking in the menu bar to feature what section of the website members are visiting (by highlighting in blue). For more information and help, see CCL Community's updated FAQs, including the My Messages and troubleshooting sections.
New & Updated Content
Training:
- CCL Online Outreach & Recruiting Ideas - added Jan. 14th
- Social Media Basics - Core Volunteer Training - updated Jan. 12th
- Organizing & Hosting Coworking Parties Online (Zoom) - added Jan. 7th
- Engaging With CCL Community - Core Volunteer Training - updated Jan. 5th
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