Changes in everviz for 2023 Q3

system · September 27, 2023, 8:28am

Hey! We’ve got wizards working round the clock to make our app better. They conjure up all these improvements from their magical workshop known as Github. And the best part? You’ll hear about these updates right away!

Release September 27th

Other

Changed section and widget colors
Improvement, Company theme editor + Basic editor - Hide axis
- #1549
Improvement, Added 25fps option for video download
- #1548
Improvement, Add more font size options
- #1537
Improvement, Gif exporting
Improvement, Enhancement/multipublish resizing preview
Improvement, Enhancement/1449-multi-publish-section-wizard
Fix, Bugfix/1565 table keyboard navigation search input
- #1565
Fix, Undefined highchart issue in layout tabs embed
- #1543
Fix, Authors field not populating
- #1526
Fix, Sorting by most recent
Fix, Removed incorrect logic for cell parsing
- #1505
Fix, Google sheet data load issue
- #1503
Fix, Scss include issue in main.scss
Fix, Mismatch between series names data table and data grid
Fix, Wrong background colour for colour widget#1462
Fix, Misleading axis notification for bubble map
Fix, Tooltip paste deletes everything

Outreach

Fix, Bugfix/Bad link to changelog for forum/email messages

KerryHolm · September 27, 2023, 7:37pm

Hi,

Since this update something happened to the table headers in our more complicated charts that we are currently producing.

For instance, in the following screenshot, I have 2 series called “Link” that I have hidden from the Data Table (Include In Data Export: Off). Since this update, it has inserted them back in and created another heading level. (Screenshot #1)

To fix it, I have tried to turn off Use Multi Level Headers, but those 2 “hidden” series headings still appear in the header. Even though the data in those columns is hidden. This makes the headings no longer align with the data. (screenshot #2)

Similarly, something happened to another group of our charts that have been published. It seems it’s using our first row of data as a heading level. It also messed up the first 5 date formats. You can see it in this chart.