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Multi user editing & image links
- Authors
- Name
- Rob Koch
- @rob__koch
Multi user editing
While this was briefly hinted at before, I feel confident enough in this feature to say it's ready. Add an edit:
line in the header to enable others to edit your shared markwhen documents:
yaml
title: Project plan
edit: sarah@example.com, *@workdomain.com, trevor@other.com
Image links
If you are a markwhen.com subscriber, you can share append .svg
to one of your own public markwhen.com links to get an svg. It will reflect the latest changes that have been made to the timeline automatically. Read more about it here: https://docs.markwhen.com/interface/exporting.html#auto-updating-image-links
Like so: https://markwhen.com/example.svg?showDateText=true&showEventTitles=true&markers=year
Other updates
Visualizations
- Published view client library and vue client template - if you are programmatically inclined and have ideas about other visualizations for markwhen, this would be a good place to start, as well as in the documentation.
Timeline
- Fix for groups not being intially collapsed when indented
- Collapse all/expand all buttons
- Era/milestone indicators
- Panning/zooming on mobile has been improved (no more jumping around)
- You can now zoom out further (100s of years range)
Markwhen.com
- Markwhen.com now supports url params (
page
,filter
,sort
,view
):https://markwhen.com/example?page=3&sort=down&view=Calendar
- You can now see which markwhen documents have been shared with you (if you are specified in someone's
edit
orview
field) in the account pane
Documentation
- Add search to documentation
What's up next
- Frontmatter support should be ready in the next week or so, which should help with obsidian support and enable some interesting things in regards to specialized views.
- Zooming in further on the timeline